A nonprofessional TikTok detective who filmed police as they pulled Nicola Bulley’s body from the river says he has donated to her family after admitting “perhaps it was a little bit sensitive”. Amateur (unprofessional) sleuth Curtis Arnold, 34, had his identity revealed by The Sun after the newspaper traced him to his barber’s shop in Worcestershire.   He was among hordes of armchair detectives who turned up at the River Wyre where Nicola Bulley went missing on 27 January.     The mother-of-two’s body was found in the river on 19 February, more than three weeks after she went missing.   Mr Arnold shared footage of police officers by the river lifting what appeared to be a body bag on his social media channels, in a video that has now been deleted.     He said on Sunday that “in hindsight, perhaps it was a little bit sensitive, perhaps it was bad timing to put that video online.   “I perhaps didn’t take into account the family at that time, I admit that.”     He said he had donated to the family “five times the amount that that particular video has made me”.   While Mr Arnold “won’t give figures away” regarding the total, he is alleged to have told The Sun it was likely to have made him £900 in royalties.   He said he had donated “out of respect”, adding: “I’d like to take this opportunity to apologise to the family for any upset caused by the videos”. Mr Arnold said the “whole point” of his channel was to help people and investigations “not to film bodies coming out of rivers”.   During the investigation, police criticised online sleuths spreading false information about the disappearance, saying rumours were “distracting” officers investigating the case.   Speaking at a news conference more than two weeks after Ms Bulley’s disappearance, Detective Superintendent Rebecca Smith said officers were being “inundated with false information, accusations and rumours” about Ms Bulley’s disappearance.   A YouTuber searching for Ms Bulley was handed a fixed penalty notice under section 4 of the Public Order Act: fear or provocation of violence.   Dan Duffy, 36, had posted clips to his 206,000 subscribers on YouTube saying he had “been in people’s back gardens at night-time”. News credits: Skynews and Buzz Edge

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