04-23-2012, 09:33 AM
At a press conference, just moments ago, Tucson Police Chief Roberto Villasenor told media that law enforcement is investigating more than a hundred leads in the search for missing 6-year-old, Isabel Celis.
Additionally, alerts made by highly trained FBI canine units have given police some new direction, and Villasenor says police are working with the dog handlers to interpret what the alerts mean.
Villasenor also confirmed that a possibly broken or removed screen on the window in Isabel's bedroom is a point of entry they are seriously investigating but he stressed that it is not, "a definitive point of entry."
In the meantime, the Celis family has been asked to leave the home until further notice, and the house is being treated like a crime scene.
Another update is scheduled for 8 A.M.
http://www.kvoa.com/news/chief-of-police...bel-celis/
Additionally, alerts made by highly trained FBI canine units have given police some new direction, and Villasenor says police are working with the dog handlers to interpret what the alerts mean.
Villasenor also confirmed that a possibly broken or removed screen on the window in Isabel's bedroom is a point of entry they are seriously investigating but he stressed that it is not, "a definitive point of entry."
In the meantime, the Celis family has been asked to leave the home until further notice, and the house is being treated like a crime scene.
Another update is scheduled for 8 A.M.
http://www.kvoa.com/news/chief-of-police...bel-celis/
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