Missing woman who was last seen in Washington Village has been found

Nicole Goodwin

1 October 2024 at 10:11 am·1-min read

Police have located a missing Sunderland woman — -Credit: (Image: Newcastle Chronicle)

A missing women who was last seen in the Washington Village area, close to the Galleries Shopping centre has now been found.

Police officers issued an appeal with an image on Tuesday morning (October 1) their attempt to locate her.

However, she now been found, police confirmed this afternoon (October 1).

The force advises having specific information ready when you call 101 about a missing person, including where you saw them, the date and time of when you saw them, and a description of what they were wearing. You can also report a sighting and seek help and advice at Missing People.

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