Man arrested after girl, 5, abducted near home in Wales slockingstone

A man was arrested Tuesday in connection with the disappearance of a five-year-old girl abducted while she played near her home in Wales.

April Jones was last seen getting into a van in the mid-Wales town of Machynlleth on Monday evening, police said.

Detective Superintendent Reg Bevan from Dyfed Powys Police told reporters that a 46-year-old man had been arrested near the town.



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'We made the arrest just outside Machynlleth and we are hopeful that this individual will assist in in locating April who is still missing. We are still pursuing all lines of enquiry with a view that April is still alive and will continue to do so until we find her,' he said.

Hundreds of people had stayed up overnight scouring land around the town. Melanie Biffin, from Machynlleth Council, told CNN that Mayor Gareth Jones, Councillor Mike Williams and many other locals had joined the search.

Dyfed-Powys Police said earlier they were 'increasingly concerned' for the girl's safety. Detective Chief Superintendent Simon Powell said police were following several lines of inquiry.

'April was last seen playing on a bicycle near her home address at around 7.30 p.m. and was seen getting into what we believe was a light-colored van which then drove off,' Powell said.

The owner of one local garage, Nerys Zjalic, told CNN by telephone that she opened her garage to supply fuel to motorists who were searching for the girl, and had not closed it since.

'Last night people were coming all the way from Caernarfon, which is 80 miles away in North Wales, after hearing about the abduction on Facebook,' she said.

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'Last night people were coming all the way from Caernarfon, which is 80 miles away in North Wales, after hearing about the abduction on Facebook,' she said. Detective Superintendent Reg Bevan from Dyfed Powys Police told reporters that a 46-year-old man had been arrested near the town. Dyfed-Powys Police said earlier they were 'increasingly concerned' for the girl's safety. Detective Chief Superintendent Simon Powell said police were following several lines of inquiry. 2 children missing in Tennessee after fatal fire Missing New Jersey girl spawns social media flurry April Jones was last seen getting into a van in the mid-Wales town of Machynlleth on Monday evening, police said. Dyfed-Powys Police said earlier they were 'increasingly concerned' for the girl's safety. Detective Chief Superintendent Simon Powell said police were following several lines of inquiry. 'Last night people were coming all the way from Caernarfon, which is 80 miles away in North Wales, after hearing about the abduction on Facebook,' she said. 'We made the arrest just outside Machynlleth and we are hopeful that this individual will assist in in locating April who is still missing. We are still pursuing all lines of enquiry with a view that April is still alive and will continue to do so until we find her,' he said. 'Last night people were coming all the way from Caernarfon, which is 80 miles away in North Wales, after hearing about the abduction on Facebook,' she said. Dyfed-Powys Police said earlier they were 'increasingly concerned' for the girl's safety. Detective Chief Superintendent Simon Powell said police were following several lines of inquiry. Dyfed-Powys Police said earlier they were 'increasingly concerned' for the girl's safety. Detective Chief Superintendent Simon Powell said police were following several lines of inquiry. April Jones was last seen getting into a van in the mid-Wales town of Machynlleth on Monday evening, police said. Hundreds of people had stayed up overnight scouring land around the town. Melanie Biffin, from Machynlleth Council, told CNN that Mayor Gareth Jones, Councillor Mike Williams and many other locals had joined the search. Missing New Jersey girl spawns social media flurry Missing New Jersey girl spawns social media flurry A man was arrested Tuesday in connection with the disappearance of a five-year-old girl abducted while she played near her home in Wales. Hundreds of people had stayed up overnight scouring land around the town. Melanie Biffin, from Machynlleth Council, told CNN that Mayor Gareth Jones, Councillor Mike Williams and many other locals had joined the search. 'Last night people were coming all the way from Caernarfon, which is 80 miles away in North Wales, after hearing about the abduction on Facebook,' she said. The owner of one local garage, Nerys Zjalic, told CNN by telephone that she opened her garage to supply fuel to motorists who were searching for the girl, and had not closed it since. Hundreds of people had stayed up overnight scouring land around the town. Melanie Biffin, from Machynlleth Council, told CNN that Mayor Gareth Jones, Councillor Mike Williams and many other locals had joined the search. Dyfed-Powys Police said earlier they were 'increasingly concerned' for the girl's safety. Detective Chief Superintendent Simon Powell said police were following several lines of inquiry. 'Last night people were coming all the way from Caernarfon, which is 80 miles away in North Wales, after hearing about the abduction on Facebook,' she said. Hundreds of people had stayed up overnight scouring land around the town. Melanie Biffin, from Machynlleth Council, told CNN that Mayor Gareth Jones, Councillor Mike Williams and many other locals had joined the search. 'April was last seen playing on a bicycle near her home address at around 7.30 p.m. and was seen getting into what we believe was a light-colored van which then drove off,' Powell said.

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