South Yorkshire Police 'fully committed' to Ben Needham investigation
The officer leading the search for Ben Needham in Kos will stay in charge of the operation - after he was called back to the UK over reports of a drinking session.
The officer leading the search for missing Sheffield toddler Ben Needham in Kos will stay in charge of the operation - after he was called back to the UK over reports of a drinking session.
It comes after Ben's sister Leighanna told Hallam the family had lodged an official complaint about the story - and that they have every faith in the force.
In a statement South Yorkshire Police says:
"The senior officer responsible for Operation Ben has now met with the Deputy Chief Constable to explain recent events on Kos. He has been advised about the high professional standards that are required.
"We have been in regular contact with the Needham family throughout the last couple of days and it is a clear that they have full confidence in the investigative team. The officer will remain in charge of Operation Ben in line with the family’s wishes.
"South Yorkshire Police are absolutely committed to this investigation and the team are getting on with the important task in hand."