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Alabama mother Adrienne Reed remains jailed on a $1 million bond as the search for Enterprise toddler Genesis Reed continues.

A Coffey County judge set the bond Thursday morning via video.

Reed's daughter, Genesis, has not been seen by neighbors since January, but Reed claimed she last saw her early Monday morning.

Reed said she discovered Genesis missing from bed on February 16th and noticed their front door was open.

Reed reported Genesis missing at 3.10 a.m.

that morning, according to police.

Neighbors reportedly said that prior to January, they saw Genesis many times while out on walks with her mother.

A friend at the Meadowbrook apartment says her daughter hasn't played with Genesis since before Christmas.

Another neighbor says he runs into Reed shopping alone on Valentine's Day.

When he asks where her daughter is, Adrian replies, I don't know, and abruptly walks away.

On Tuesday, police arrested Reed on a felony charge of providing false information to law enforcement.

Specifically, she's accused of fabricating the story involving Genesis missing from her bed and an open door.

Law enforcement, with the assistance of the East Alabama Canine Search and Recovery, searched around an apartment complex Wednesday where Reed lives with her daughter at 201 Apache Drive.

The dogs, trained to detect human remains, also searched a nearby wooded area.

Enterprise Police Chief Michael Moore said that utilizing search dogs is standard.