The Chicago Police Department has issued an alert for a missing 29-year-old woman, Mia Bennett, who was last seen on November 15, 2025. Bennett is described as being 5'02" tall, weighing 120lbs, with brown eyes, blonde hair, and a light brown complexion. She is identified as Black, and has a distinctive tattoo on her upper back that reads "My Brothers Keeper." The public is urged to come forward with any information that might aid in her location.
According to authorities, Bennett went missing in the vicinity of the 6200 block of South Indiana Ave. Despite ongoing efforts to locate her, no further details about her disappearance have been released at this time. The Chicago Police Department's Area One detectives are actively seeking leads and encourage anyone with information to make contact via the numbers provided. Those with knowledge of Bennett's whereabouts are prompted to reach out to the assigned detective at (312) 856-3121 or the Area One Detective Division at (312) 747-8380.
Community concern has been rising as the search continues for the endangered missing person. Bennett's sudden absence has left family, friends, and the local community anxious for her safe return. The Chicago Police Department’s call for public assistance underscores the urgency of the situation and highlights the critical role that citizens can play in such cases.
For those wishing to learn more or to help disseminate information regarding Mia Bennett's disappearance, a detailed bulletin can be accessed on the Chicago Police Department's website. The bulletin, which includes a photo of Bennett and further descriptive details, is available at the Chicago Police Department's official news release. The community is reminded to report any sightings or information directly to law enforcement, and not to intervene independently, to ensure her safety and the integrity of the ongoing investigation.
