Alabama § 26-19-2 - Alabama Center for Missing and Exploited Children Created; General Purpose.
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§ 26-19-2. Alabama Center for Missing and Exploited Children Created; General Purpose.
There is created within the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency a statewide information and investigation center for the reporting by law enforcement agencies and other agencies and persons of missing persons, exploited children, and unidentified deceased persons. The center shall be known as the Alabama Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which may be referred to simply as “ACMEC.”
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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