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Thursday, 08 May 2008
Madeleine McCann case Portuguese police chief resigns
The police chief from Portugal who came in for public condemnation for how he dealt with the Madeleine McCann case has resigned from his job it has been reported.

Alípio Ribeiro explained to a local radio station that he had had enough of being in the spotlight in press reports.


Madeleine McCannThe now former police chief had given a number of public opinions about Madeleine's disappearance despite the official laws about secrecy in such matters, and in February, he had claimed the police were too quick to include the little girl’s parents among the suspects.

Four-year-old Madeleine McCann, from Leicestershirein the UK, vanished from a holiday apartment in the resort of Praia da Luz on 3 May last year.

José Maria Almeida Rodrigues has been named as Ribeiro’s replacement.

Mr Ribeiro had in the past said that information about the investigation into what happened to Madeleine should not be made public, but he had then gone on to talk about the case in interviews.


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