By The Canadian Press

Suspect in Calgary Girl’s Disappearance Not Co-operating with Police

Jul 14, 2016 | 3:23 PM

CALGARY: Police say a suspect in the disappearance of a five-year-old Calgary girl whose mother was found dead has an extensive criminal history and is not co-operating with investigators.

Insp. Don Coleman says the man is believed to be the same one witnesses saw on Monday with a girl matching Taliyah Marsman’s description.

Police believe the man and the girl left a black car belonging to victim Sara Baillie, got into a grey sedan and drove off.

Coleman says the sedan was seized in a strip mall parking lot on Wednesday night and the driver was arrested.

He says a search east of Calgary was undertaken because it’s believe the man in custody was in the area for a brief time.

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Coleman says Baillie knew the suspect, as did Taliyah’s father, Colin Marsman.