The search is on for 25-year-old Erin Mills, who vanished last week under unclear circumstances. The Dallas Police Department has put out a call for assistance from the public as the quest to locate her intensifies. According to the Dallas Police Department, Mills was last spotted on May 18, just before noon, in the 7600 block of South Westmoreland Road. She was wearing a white and light blue tie-dye shirt, light blue pajama pants adorned with flowers, and a camo t-shirt wrapped around her head.

Mills, described as a woman standing 5'09" and weighing roughly 180 lbs., has black hair and brown eyes. The details of her disappearance remain sparse, but authorities are urging anyone who might have information about Mills's whereabouts to come forward. She has not been seen or heard from since her disappearance, raising concerns for her safety.

In a public plea for help, the official DPD blog shared an urgent post about the situation. Specifically, the Dallas Police Department asked that anyone with information on the case immediately contact 911 or call the Missing Persons Unit at (214) 671-4268. This effort reflects a growing trend of law enforcement utilizing digital platforms and community engagement in missing persons cases.

As the days tick by with no sign of Erin Mills, the Dallas community and Mills’s family hold out hope that new information will come to light. The police have not released any further details at this time, but have reiterated their call for public vigilance and assistance. The sudden disappearance of Mills serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of our daily lives, and the DPD continues to work diligently on the case, seeking any break that might bring her safely home.