Parish's Parents Dispute Police

The father of Brianna Parish said he's "infuriated" by a statement made by Daphne Police.
Yesterday, a police lieutenant said Brianna had been arrested on drug charges in the past.
But Bruce Parish said Brianna was arrested for having a prescription pill in her purse about two years ago, and that an investigation found it was an anti-anxiety medication.
Parish said, "We told them (Daphne Police) that this pill that she was arrested for in her purse was a pill that she had a prescription for. It took months for them to analyze it and come back with what it was. When we found out what it was, we took the prescription to the courthouse and the judge laughed and said 'This is ridiculous.' and threw it out and there's no record of it. There's not an arrest. There's no arrest record."
Both of Brianna's parents said they want to see quicker action to solve the crime.
Brianna's mother Sylinda Parish said,"I am very angry and I have been angry at police from day one because I think they have sat on their butts and done nothing."
As for Troy MacDonald, the man named by Daphne Police as a person of interest, Bruce Parish said he and his family tracked down MacDonald and had him come to the police department.
And Parish also remembered something he said MacDonald told him and his wife at the time.
Parish said, "He (MacDonald) looked us square in the face and told us what a beautiful daughter we had. (I) didn't really know what to think at the time. It was creepy."
News Five has not been able to get in touch with MacDonald.
There have been no arrests in the case.