AMBER Alert Alabama: Urgent Search for Missing 2-Year-Old Kingston Thomas in Enterprise

temp_image_1784773097.555296 AMBER Alert Alabama: Urgent Search for Missing 2-Year-Old Kingston Thomas in Enterprise

Urgent: AMBER Alert Issued for Missing 2-Year-Old in Enterprise, Alabama

An urgent AMBER Alert Alabama has been activated following the disappearance of a young child in Enterprise, Alabama. Local authorities are requesting the immediate assistance of the public to help locate 2-year-old Kingston Thomas, who was last seen on Wednesday afternoon.

The Enterprise Police Department has launched an intensive search operation to ensure the child’s safe return. Here are the critical details you need to know to help in the search.

Child Description: Kingston Thomas

To help identify the missing toddler, authorities have provided the following physical description:

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  • Age: 2 years old
  • Gender/Race: Black male
  • Height: 36 inches
  • Weight: Approximately 35 pounds
  • Features: Brown eyes and black hair
  • Last Seen Wearing: A yellow shirt and blue shorts

Suspected Vehicle and Circumstances

Investigators believe that Kingston was abducted and may currently be with his maternal uncle. Law enforcement is specifically looking for a vehicle that matches this description:

Vehicle: Blue 2010 Hyundai Genesis
License Plate: Alabama plate A21TE2

How You Can Help

Time is of the essence in these situations. The Enterprise Police Department urges anyone who has spotted the child, the vehicle, or possesses any information regarding Kingston’s current location to act immediately.

Contact Information:

  • Call 911 immediately.
  • Contact the Enterprise Police Department at (334) 347-2222.
⚠️ IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNING: Authorities strongly advise the public NOT to approach the individuals involved if located. Please report all sightings directly to law enforcement to ensure the safety of the child.

For more information on how AMBER Alerts work and how to stay vigilant about child safety, you can visit the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).

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