Third man arrested in the search for James Brodie
Nottinghamshire Police have arrested a third man in connection with the disappearance of James Brodie.
The arrest was made earlier today in Nottingham when a 34-year-old was detained on suspicion of murder.
Mr Brodie, then aged 19, is believed to have gone missing shortly after jeweller Marian Bates was shot dead during a robbery at the Time Centre in Arnold, Nottingham, in September 2003.
Two men were arrested last week on suspicion of Mr Brodie's murder, including a 31-year-old man who was later released on bail.
The other man, 32-year-old Dean Betton, of Radford, Nottingham, was charged with Mr Brodie's murder and appeared in court in Lincoln last week.
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