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Search crews continue hunt for missing Canterbury woman Emma Beattie

December 7, 2017

Emma Beattie, 20, was last seen on Friday night with the search now narrowed to the Ashley River area.

Four search crews are back out again this morning looking for missing Rangiora woman Emma Beattie.

The 20-year-old has been missing since she left her home on Friday night.

Police and SAR crews have been focusing on the Ashley River area and properties of interest and will continue going back over those same areas today.

They’re also deploying three specialist dog units.

Yesterday searchers were out until 9:30pm.

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