Andrew Gosden: 'Numerous devices' analysed in case of missing Doncaster teen
Police investigating the case of missing Doncaster teenager Andrew Gosden say they have seized "numerous devices" after arresting two men.
The 45-year-old was also arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images of children.
The arrests were carried out in London on Wednesday, 8 December.
Both have now been released under investigation while enquiries continue.
Today South Yorkshire Police said: "We can confirm we have seized numerous devices from the men which we expect to take between six and 12 months to analyse."
Andrew was 14-years-old when he went missing on 14 September, 2007, from Balby in Doncaster after leaving home for school.
He withdrew £200 from his bank account and bought a one-way train ticket to London.
CCTV cameras captured him at Kings Cross station later that day. He has not been seen since leaving the station.
Over the years, there have been numerous appeals but few signs of a breakthrough. Police have produced images of what Andrew might look like now.
After news of the arrests emerged, Andrew's father Kevin said it was "just another unknown" and revealed the toll of the last few years on him and his family.
He told ITV News: "Since Andrew went missing, I've struggled with a lot of mental health problems – depression, anxiety and so on – and the emotional toll for the family is massive and it is very much the not knowing, that you can't reach any conclusion.
"Recent events are just a repetition of that."