Скачать или смотреть Audio of the moment Australian police found missing four year old Cleo Smith

Western Australia Police released an audio clip on Thursday of the moment officers found missing four-year-old girl Cleo Smith more than two weeks after she disappeared in an outcome which has been celebrated around Australia.

Police officers can be heard saying "We've got her, we've got her," while another officer asked her name.

The girl replied "My name is Cleo."

Police expected to charge a suspect on Thursday with abducting the girl from her family's camping tent 18 days before police smashed into a locked house and rescued her in an outcome celebrated around Australia.

The 36-year-old man was arrested early Wednesday around the time that police found Cleo alone in the house in the town of Carnarvon.

One of the first police officers on the scene Detective Senior Constable Kurt Ford told reporters of the moment police found her.

"I don't think we had really any expectations when we were going in, we didn't know what we were going into," Ford told reporters.

Cleo had disappeared with her sleeping bag on October 16, the second day of a family camping trip at a campground on Australia's remote western coast north of Carnarvon, a community of 5,000 people where her family lives less than 10 minutes drive from the house where she was found.

State Premier Mark McGowan praised police, the girl and her "fundamentally decent" family after meeting with them on Thursday.

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