Missing 28-year-old Palmdale resident Semone Kanitha Collier has been found, bringing a sense of relief to her worried family and the local community. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Missing Person Unit announced the good news in an updated Nixle alert, earlier today.
Semone's last known whereabouts before her disappearance were at a bus station in Palmdale, where she was last seen on July 28, attending to her daily activities. The reason behind her then vanishing act remained a mystery to both her loved ones and the wider public.
According to Hoodline, Semone, a Black female, is distinguishable by her 5 feet 3 in height, 125 lbs weight, and a star tattoo on her right shoulder. The report also states that her family was deeply concerned about her sudden disappearance and appealed to the public for assistance in locating her. With their tireless efforts, both in the form of physical search and the dissemination of pertinent information on various platforms, the family and the community at large deserve a collective sigh of relief for the favorable outcome of this trying period.
In the meantime, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has been commended for their dedication to Semone's case and their efforts in bringing her home.
