The Tucson community has been urged to keep an eye out for Nancy Hancock, a local senior reported missing since Wednesday morning. According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, Hancock, who has been diagnosed with a medical condition that causes confusion, has not been seen since approximately 8:00 A.M. on October 22, 2025.
Hancock fits the description of an elderly white woman, standing at 5 feet 3 inches and weighing around 190 pounds, with gray hair and green eyes. She was last spotted at South Sarnoff Drive and East 25th Street in Tucson, Arizona, donning a peach-colored shirt, khaki pants, and black closed-toed sandals. Notably, she was driving a white 2010 Toyota Venza sedan bearing the Arizona license plate 7XA63V, a detail that could aid in her prompt discovery.
The Tucson Police Department has taken the reins of the investigation, encouraging the public to report any sighting or information that could lead to Hancock's location. Tucson PD has jurisdiction over the case, and they have affirmed the seriousness of the situation due to Hancock's vulnerability caused by her medical condition. Immediate assistance from the community could be crucial given her propensity for confusion.
In the meantime, authorities are combing the area and reviewing surveillance footage to trace Hancock's last movements. Community members are asked to call 911 without hesitation if they have any relevant information. Tucson PD's point of contact number, as listed by the department, is 5208377745, should one need to reach out with potential leads or sightings.
For more details or updates on the Silver Alert status, individuals can visit the Silver Alerts information page.
