NSW Police to issue AVO to William Tyrrell's foster parents as they look at "one person."
NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller has confirmed this morning that NSW police have sought an apprehended violence order (AVO) against the foster parents of William Tyrrell.
Hundreds of officers descended on three new areas around Kendall this week, where the little boy went missing on the morning of September 12, 2014.
He was last seen playing in his foster grandmother's garden.
Speaking to 2GB this morning, Fuller said "we've never given up on finding what happened to William Tyrrell... it's not a cold case, it's been an active investigation.
"The team is working diligently searching today, and we are hopeful we will find some forensic evidence to assist with this case."
Mr Fuller wouldn't speculate further on the AVO, only confirming The Australian report that on Monday revealed one was being issued.
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