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 Aramazd Andressian Sr., 35, was arrested Friday in Las Vegas and is being held on $10 million bail, deputies said. It wasn't immediately clear what prompted the arrest. 
 
 Andressian's son, Aramazd Andressian Jr., was reported missing April 22 after the boy's mother said her estranged husband did not return his son during a planned custody exchange. The boy was spending the week with his dad. 
 
 Later that day, police found the boy's father at a hospital. A pedestrian had found him unconscious next to his car at a South Pasadena park and called police. He had "several minor injuries," police said. 
 
 The boy wasn't there. 
 
 Andressian told investigators he had ingested a prescription medication that wasn't his own that morning, deputies said. 
 
 "He did not remember what happened to his child or any details that were useful in locating his son," Lt. Joe Mendoza of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department told reporters in a May news conference. 
 
 The boy was last seen two days earlier, when his father and two relatives took him to Disneyland, deputies said. 
 
 Search for Aramazd Jr. expands 
 
 The case has crossed county and state lines, but as of Saturday morning, the boy was still missing. 
 
 First, police dogs searched the park where Andressian was found unconscious. Police served search warrants at his South Pasadena home, as well as at the homes of other family members. 
 
 #LASD Homicide Dets continue investigation at Lake Cachuma Recreation in Santa Barbara Co for missing 5yr old Andressian Aramazd Jr.@LASDHQ pic.twitter.com/fkmfDOzILH — Nicole Nishida (@lasdNicole) April 25, 2017 
 
 The search then expanded from Los Angeles County to Santa Barbara County, with more than 200 law enforcement officers working the case. 
 
 Helicopters and dive teams were deployed to Lake Cachuma, an artificial lake about 15 miles northwest of Santa Barbara, after Andressian said he traveled there with his son. 
 
 Surveillance footage showed Andressian at the lake, police said, but they could not verify if the boy had been there. 
 
 #LASD personnel & @SoPasPD brief & prepare to search Arroyo Park & surrounding areas for evidence in missing 5yr old Aramazd Jr @LASDHQ pic.twitter.com/95vMjrOIh2 — Nicole Nishida (@lasdNicole) May 18, 2017 
 
 "We have not come up with any science that his son had been there with him," Mendoza told reporters. 
 
 Both parents plead for help 
 
 In the past two months, both of Aramazd Jr.'s parents have made public comments, mostly asking for the public's help to find their son. 
 
 Nearly a week after the boy was reported missing, Andressian released a statement through his attorney. After having breakfast, he said, the boy wanted to go to the park before meeting his mom, CNN affiliate KCBS reported 
 
 "I was at the park with my son, and then I found myself waking up in Huntington Memorial Hospital hours later," the statement said. "I can only speculate that I must have been attacked in the park, given my unresponsive state and subsequent physical condition." 
 
 "My family and I are heartbroken and grief-stricken that Aramazd Jr. is missing and may be in harm's way," he added. 
 
 Ana Estevez, the mother of Aramazd Andressian Jr., speaks during a May 17 news conference in South Pasadena, California, as a family friend and Police Chief Arthur Miller stand beside her. 
 
 Surrounded by law enforcement, the boy's mom, Ana Estevez, made a plea at a news conference in May for her son's safe return. 
 
 "My son's disappearance is my worst nightmare," she said. "There are no words to describe how devastated and broken I am." 
 
 With tears streaming down her face, Estevez spoke directly to her child. 
 
 "Be brave, honey. Know that Mama and a lot of people are working hard to bring you home," Estevez said. "I'm counting the days until I see you again. I will never stop looking for you."
– The father of a 5-year-old California boy who has been missing for over two months was arrested Friday on suspicion of murder. The LA Times reports that Aramazd Andressian Sr. was taken into custody in Las Vegas, where he is being held on $10 million bail until he is moved to LA County. Detectives initially detained Andressian when his son went missing in April, but he was eventually released. No word on what new evidence prompted Friday's arrest. Aramazd Andressian Jr. was last seen in Disneyland with his father on April 20, according to CNN, who was set to return the boy to his estranged wife two days later after a week in his care. The search began when the boy's mother told police on April 22 that they never showed up. Later that day, police located the elder Andressian in the hospital after he'd been discovered unconscious in or near his car in a South Pasadena park. He told authorities he'd taken prescription pills, and the car had been doused in gasoline. "I can only speculate that I must have been attacked," he said afterward.