Renewed search in bushland fails to dig up new clues in case of missing man Tremaine Reid last seen in Albany

An extensive search for Tremaine Reid last week has not found any new clues about the whereabouts of the missing 38-year-old. More than a dozen police officers scoured dense bushland near Mt Melville in Albany last Thursday in a bid to find any trace of Mr Reid or information about his disappearance. Mr Reid was last seen on the afternoon of June 12 in the vicinity of Hanrahan and Serpentine roads in Lockyer. At a press conference last month, police said they were launching a renewed search for Mr Reid who has made no contact with family, friends or associates in several months. Albany Police Sgt Vaughan Mackay was part of the team that searched bushland for hours but said no new information has come to light. “No evidence was located into his whereabouts,” Sgt Mackay said. “The search has been completed for the second time, the first one was done after he initially went missing. “His family came down on Saturday and searched the grounds again. “So effectively we have exhausted that avenue. “We are revisiting everything we have done and the search was one aspect of that.” Apart from finding Mr Reid’s mobile phone, police have found no trace of him, despite conducting a large number of inquiries and carrying out a land search. Mr Reid is described as about 170cm tall, with a medium build, short brown hair and a beard. He was last seen wearing a black hoodie, black track pants with “Crooks & Castles” written in white on one leg, red sneakers and a black baseball cap. Anyone with information should call police on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.