However, informed sources said a mat from the back of the car was kept by detectives.Daniel's relatives, who were interviewed yesterday, admitted to knowing the two police officers.The boy's grandfather, however, Randolph Indarsingh, said none of the police officers interviewed were friends of the family.He said the Mon Repos policeman was supposed to pick up Daniel at home and take him to buy a pair of shoes and a box of KFC, at Rona's request on the day that Daniel went missing.Relatives, however, questioned why that officer failed to show up, or even searched for Daniel when they first told him the child was missing.Relatives alleged that the policeman in question had gone to several people in the village demanding to know what they saw. Randolph said villagers had information but were scared of taking it to the police."They are fearful that they, too, will be killed...They don't trust the police," he said.Police sources close to the case said charges were imminent. Homicide officers are continuing investigations.
