SPANISH cops have stated Jay Slater’s family can carry of their own search teams to discover the lacking teenager.

The Brit vanished on June 17 and police known as off their mammoth efforts to discover him within the Tenerife mountains final Sunday.

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Now, 18 days after he disappeared, Spanish police have authorised the family to deploy their own rescue drive.

The family advised Sky they hope to use a few of a GoFundMe – now up to nearly £50,000 – to fund a contemporary search.

Jay’s final recognized location was within the Rural de Teno park, close to a 2,000ft ravine with a steep drop into the ocean across the vacation island.

An enormous search crew made up of police, volunteers, firefighters, drones, helicopters and sniffer canines spent two weeks looking out the sparse parkland close by.

On June 30 native authorities axed the mammoth hunt, leaving Jay’s “angry” family to fend for themselves.

They vowed to preserve searching for the teenager as his dad and brother have been seen trekking by way of the mountains.

The Guardia Civil advised Sky that exterior search teams can go to the island “without any problem” to assist out within the search.

Any rescue teams would have to notify them of plans to guarantee “good management of information and resources”.

Spanish cops have stated they have not had any requests but.

Lancashire police did provide to fly over to the island and assist after Jay vanished – however Tenerife officers shot them down.

Jay’s fearful dad Warren advised Manchester Evening News his son may’ve been heading in direction of the ocean on the morning he vanished.

He stated: “I’ve done this trail now twice. Every step I’ve took there’s been an opening.

“If you land on a type of cactus’ you’re not transferring. Surely any person’s gonna discover you after two weeks.”

“It’s hundreds of square feet of this little bushy stuff. You can’t explain this to somebody unless they see it. You can take a photograph or film it, but until you’re here…”

Warren advised MEN he has gone previous disappointment to anger over the police response to Jay’s disappearance.

He stated: “I’ve gone past the sadness bit and I’m angry, if that makes any sense.

“I’m indignant that nothing’s occurred. If I left you right here and then you definitely simply disappeared, do you not assume police can be on my case?”

Apprentice bricklayer Jay, from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, was last heard from on the morning of June 17.

He phoned his friend Lucy to tell her he was “misplaced in the midst of nowhere” after going back to a remote Airbnb with two British men the night before.

After missing the bus, he started walking the 11-hour route back to his accommodation and disappeared in the rural mountains.

On Monday, Jay’s dad and mom pleaded with cops not to give up on the hunt for his or her son throughout a crunch assembly.

Detectives promised to probe any new tip-offs or data that is available in however stood agency in axing the lively search.

A supply shut to the family revealed that the choice to lower off the search was the “nightmare state of affairs” Jay’s family were “dreading”.

Jay’s worried loved ones yesterday hit out at a TikTok creator who flew out to join the search but quit after claiming he’s “by no means had any cash” from the GoFundMe.

Callum Fahim, who voluntarily travelled to Tenerife to help cops, claimed he’s left after being slammed with death threats and seeing no cash.

He flew over after contacting the 19-year-old’s mum, Debbie Duncan, online, according to Sky News.

But Fahim has now shared plans to return to the UK on Thursday.

The Slater family claim Debbie gave Callum £740 of her own money to fund his accommodation.

She says the TikToker turned “bitter” after they refused to give him more money.

Several search experts and a former detective have claimed the teen could be alive somewhere in the mountains.

Army reservist and search pro Juan García, believes cops called off the search for missing Jay too soon and previously warned he could be feeding on plants and rainwater to stay alive.

Ex-detective Hedges told The Sun: “It’s definitely doable. I believe it is essential to let the investigation preserve all strains of inquiry open till they’re confirmed to be not viable. 

“It is quite a long time to survive without food. Depends on how much rain there is, as to whether there’s sufficient water.

“But definitely, one ought to at all times think about that chance.”

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