The Detroit Police Department is actively seeking information on the whereabouts of Cerea Goldman, a local woman missing since September 11. Goldman, a 31-year-old mother living in the 8700 block of Greenfield near Joy Road, has not contacted her family for over two weeks, a fact which has raised considerable concern regarding her safety and well-being.
Goldman is described as a Black female, approximately 5'4'' in height, and weighing around 165 lbs., with brown eyes and distinctively pink and blonde hair. The Detroit Police have indicated, she may be driving a gray Jeep Commander adorned with pink lettering. Goldman's mother has expressed particular worry due to her daughter's battle with depression, a detail that contributes an additional layer of urgency to her disappearance.
In efforts to facilitate her safe return, local authorities are calling on the public for assistance. Audacy describes the situation as delicate, citing a police plea to anyone who might have seen Goldman or has information on her current location to come forward. The Detroit Police Department's dedicated line for tips on this case is managed by Commander Vernal Newson of the 6th Precinct at 313-596-5640.
Additional avenues for anonymous tips have been made available, including contact with Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak Up (800-773-2587), or through an online submission at a provided link. In a synchronized effort, the department also took to social media with a post on their Facebook page, disseminating Goldman's information and an urgent request for the public’s help in locating her. Those with even the slightest piece of information, are encouraged to reach out immediately by calling the precinct or 911.
