The Berkeley Police Department is intensifying its efforts to locate Bronwyn Lieberman, a 60-year-old woman who has been missing since December 11. Lieberman was last seen around 4:00 p.m. in the area of the 2800 block of Regent Street, as per the details released in a statement by the Berkeley Police Department.
Lieberman is described as a white female, 5'3" tall, weighing 180 pounds, with brown hair and eyes. Initially reported by authorities to be wearing a black top and black jacket, coupled with distinctive two-tone bright and light pink Hello Kitty sweatpants, a different clothing description surfaced via Hoodline, which mentioned Lieberman was wearing a silver or gray long-sleeve shirt and black jeans. Amid conflicting reports, it's imperative that anyone who can provide information or aid in locating her get in contact with the police department.
As the search ensues, the Berkeley Police urgently seek the community's help. The police are asking, "If you see Bronwyn, please contact the Berkeley Police Department and reference case 2023-00059633," which suggests a growing concern for her welfare.
At the moment, information about Lieberman's whereabouts remains sparse, with Berkeley authorities refraining from speculating on her potential movements post-disappearance. The public's assistance is critical to expediting the finding. People with any knowledge of the case are encouraged to immediately contact the local police and quote case number 2023-56542.
