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Maddie: PJ warns the Scotland Yard

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NEWS MAY 2014

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Original Source: Tvi24 08 May 2014
by Marisa Rodrigues
Translation by Astro
The Judiciary asks the English police to stop giving out information in order to avoid media exposure and harming the investigation



The British police and the Judiciary Police are gathered in Faro this Thursday to adjust the details on how the searches and the excavations in Praia da Luz, within the scope of the Maddie case, are to be carried out.

Before the meeting, the Scotland Yard team, lead by chief inspector Andy Redwood, visited a café in downtown Faro, where they were already expected by British journalists, in a clearly prepared scenario. Upon leaving, the head of the team refused to speak: "Excuse us. We don't make any comments today. Thank you."

On the table is a balance of what has already been done and mainly the adjusting of the details of what there is to do. The most important step: the searches and excavations on grounds in Praia da Luz. Diligences that have been accepted by the Public Ministry in Portimão and that the PJ will have to carry out.

The Scotland Yard detectives want to understand in what manner they can be performed and if they will be able to use sniffer dogs and a georadar to try to find the child's body. The date for these actions has not been set yet.

The questioning of eight witnesses that are considered to be of interest to the investigation is also foreseen.

Today's meeting takes place at a time when the ill-being between both police forces is evident. The PJ has asked the Scotland Yard to stop giving out information in order to avoid media exposure and harming the investigation, under penalty of not carrying out the work in Portugal.

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