Local authorities are urgently requesting the public’s assistance in the search for an 81-year-old woman named Glenda Faucheaux, who has gone missing. According to a post on the official Facebook page of Constable Mark Herman’s Office, Faucheaux is believed to be suffering from a medical condition that impairs her memory and orientation.
Faucheaux was last seen driving a 2005 red or burgundy Toyota Camry with a black top, which authorities reported as no longer receiving a signal. The car, bearing Texas license plate CY3F726, was last picked up by FLOCK cameras at around 10:05 AM on January 8th, heading northbound on SH 249 toward Pinehurst after an earlier detection eastbound on SH 105 in Conroe. The Constable's Office emphasized the urgency to quickly locate her due to her condition and the fact that she may attempt to stop to obtain food without proper identification.
The missing woman is described as a white female with blonde/gray hair and blue eyes. It’s possible that she might be wearing a blue sweatshirt or jacket. As disclosed by the Constable's Office, Faucheaux does not have a driver's license or any form of identification with her. This lack of identification intensifies concerns for her well-being, as her ability to seek help is significantly hindered.
Anyone with information on Faucheaux's whereabouts or who sees the vehicle is urged to immediately call 911 or dispatch at 281-376-3472. The community's help is imperative to safely return Faucheaux, and the Constable's Office has been actively encouraging people to share the alert to widen the search efforts. Further information and updates are available through their social media channels and the "C4 NOW" mobile app, which provides live feeds on crime and safety information in the area.
