The Belmont Police Department has issued a call for assistance in finding a woman who has been missing for several weeks. Alexis Hall, aged 27, has not been seen since her last known location at a Waffle House in Gaston County on December 6. According to authorities, she was last in contact on December 13, with indications that she may have been at a club in Charlotte at that time. WBTV reports that the police are actively searching for her without specifying which club she might have visited.
In a statement released by the Belmont Police Department, they describe Hall as being approximately 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weighing about 180 pounds, with long, black, braided hair. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance remain unclear as the department continues to investigate. The plea for public assistance was reinforced by a Facebook post from Belmont Police, highlighting the urgency and seriousness of Hall's case.
The disappearance has also been reported by WCNC, detailing that Hall was last seen at the Waffle House on Park Street in Belmont, confirming the details of her last known whereabouts. They reiterate the description provided by police and urge anyone with information on her location to contact Belmont Police immediately.
As the search for Alexis Hall continues, police are urging the community to come forward with any information that could aid in their efforts. Members of the public who might have seen Hall or have any knowledge of her whereabouts since December 6, are encouraged to call Belmont Police at 704-825-3792. The Belmont Police Department remains committed to finding Hall and is seeking out every possible lead.
