WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) — Police in Maine say someone broke two windows at the home where a toddler was reported missing seven weeks ago.
Waterville police said Saturday that the girl’s grandmother called police late Friday night to report that someone was throwing things at her home.
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When police arrived, they found two broken windows. Police say they found no rocks or other objects, so they believe the windows were broken by a bat or something else that was carried away.
Twenty-month-old Ayla Reynolds was reported missing from the home Dec. 17. Her father and grandmother live there. Police are calling her disappearance a crime and have said the two adults and a third person in the home that night haven’t been totally forthcoming.
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