Police in Oxfordshire are conducting an urgent search for Jacqueline Carter, an 80-year-old pensioner from Bicester diagnosed with dementia, who has been reported missing. She was last seen on Sunday, August 17, around 11:05 AM, leaving her home for a walk.
Details of the Missing Person
According to Thames Valley Police (TVP), Jacqueline Carter is described as a white female with an average build and khaki-colored hair. While no details regarding her current attire are available, officials emphasize that she is highly agile and likely on foot.
Police Appeal for Assistance
In an effort to expedite the search, Thames Valley Police have issued a public appeal, supported by a recently shared photograph of Jacqueline Carter. Authorities are urging anyone who may have seen her or has relevant information to report to them immediately.
A TVP spokesperson said: "Have you seen Jacqueline Carter, 80, today? If seen, please call 999, quoting the incident number 1423 of Sunday, August 17.”
Community Awareness and Safety Concerns
The local community is encouraged to remain vigilant and assist law enforcement in the search efforts. Missing persons with dementia are particularly vulnerable, making timely action crucial in ensuring their safety. Further updates will be released as more details emerge.
How to Help
If you have any information regarding Jacqueline Carter’s whereabouts or believe you might have seen her, contact Thames Valley Police through their emergency line at 999. Prompt action from the public could significantly aid search efforts in reuniting Jacqueline Carter with her family.
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