**Everman Police Department shared that there have been significant developments in the case investigation of Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez.
Everman Chief of Police CW Spencer said Monday afternoon that Cindy Rodriguez-Singh is indicted by a Tarrant County grand jury. The boy's mother has two charges of injury to a child, one charge of capital murder, and one charge of abandoning a child without intent to return them.
Everman PD also said that he expects Noel's stepfather to also be charged if found.
Updates were shared in a press conference on Monday, October 30th at 5:00 p.m.**
LAST UPDATE ON THIS STORY FROM JUNE 2023
Everman Police say investigators continue to search nonstop for Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez.
The six-year-old boy disappeared in October, and he has been presumed dead.
On Friday, police released bodycam footage of canine searches of a carpet and a dug-up patio.
On the carpet, two canines specifically trained to detect the past presence of human remains alerted their handlers to the exact same spot.
On the patio, three canines alerted to the same spot where human remains were located at one point.
"We suspect that based on their behavior and alert that there was at one point a body located inside of that shed that had later been moved out of that shed," says Everman Police Chief Craig Spencer, "and these canines are alerting to the presence of that decomposition there."
As of right now, police have not recovered any human remains.
Police also released surveillance photos of Noel's mother, Cindy Rodriguez-Singh, and his stepfather, Arshdeep Singh, taken at DFW Airport as they fled with their kids on a one-way flight to India.
Chief Spencer says the Everman Police Department continues to work with the FBI in locating the couple in India so that they can be returned to Tarrant County to face charges.
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