Police: No developments in Maine toddler case

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WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) — While there are no new developments in the case of toddler Ayla Reynolds nearly a year after she was reported missing from her Maine home, police said Friday that they’re resolved to keep investigating a case that’s caught national attention until it’s solved.

“The anniversary does not affect the scope of the investigation,” spokesman Steve McCausland of the Maine State Police said during a news conference with Waterville police and state Warden Service officials. “We are in this for the long haul.”

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