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Elderly woman with dementia missing in East Portland

Portland, ORLocal News

Police in East Portland are currently searching for Jacqueline Alexander, an elderly woman with dementia who has been reported missing. She was last seen near the Centennial neighborhood, and authorities are treating her case as urgent due to her vulnerable condition. The police have appealed to the community for assistance, emphasizing the need for any information that could lead to her safe return. Families grappling with dementia issues often face difficult challenges, making such situations even more critical for those involved. Local residents are encouraged to keep an eye out for her and report any sightings immediately.

The police are dedicated to ensuring her safety and are working closely with community members. This incident underscores the vital role of public awareness and cooperation in finding missing persons. As the search progresses, authorities remain hopeful for a swift resolution to bring Jacqueline home safely.

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