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Search for Genesis Reid Intensifies at Landfill

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Enterprise Police launch extensive search for Genesis Reid at Coffee County Landfill, involving 60 personnel daily, with community support and a commitment to meticulous investigation.

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Search for Genesis Reid Intensifies at Landfill. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Enterprise police are kicking off a major search at the coffee county landfill for the remains of two-year-old Genesis Reed from Enterprise. It starts the first week of May with 60 personnel on the ground daily, sifting through waste in a tightly planned operation that's been mapped out. Over the last two months, they've zeroed in on a specific section of the landfill thanks to coordination with other agencies. Teams will dig up the material, haul it to a secure spot for a deep check, then move the cleared stuff elsewhere to keep things precise and safe. The community has shown up big time, dropping off drinks, snacks and lunches, which the police truly appreciate, but officials are asking folks to stay away from the site unless you're just using it normally, no volunteers needed on location. This could stretch up to nine weeks, building on the initial hunt that started back in February when Genesis was first reported missing. Law enforcement's handling it methodically to honor her memory and chase every lead. If you want to support from afar, hit up the Enterprise Police Chiefs office at 3-3-4-3-4-8-262-0.

They'll guide. You on the best ways to pitch in. I'm Corey, with the story that you're Birmingham News Today Update, AI-powered and always on.

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