Woman missing in South Tyneside found safe and well

Sam Volpe

17 September 2024 at 11:19 am·1-min read

Police searching for a missing woman in South Tyneside have confirmed that she has been found safe and well.

Last seen in the High Street area of Jarrow, Jordan had been missing since August 23. She initially made contact with a friend on the phone, police said, but had not been seen since.

Northumbria Police and Jordan's family had been growing increasingly concerned for her safety and officers launched a public appeal for help to find her. She has now been found safe and well.

Jordan is white, 5ft 9in, slim and has long straight brown hair. She wears glasses, has a nose and tongue piercing and often wears jewellery including a bracelet and a necklace.

She has links to South Tyneside and to south-west London and may have travelled there using public transport.

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