Ferguson police are investigating an urgent missing-person case involving a woman identified only as Naomi, and they're asking anyone with information to come forward immediately. The department shared the appeal in a social media post early Tuesday morning, marking the case as urgent and asking the public for help tracking her down.
According to a post from the Ferguson Police Department on Facebook, the agency identified the missing person only as Naomi. The post, published early Tuesday, did not include further details about her age, description, or the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. Ferguson police asked anyone with information to call 314-522-3100 or 911.
Ferguson Missing-Person Cases
Beyond identifying Naomi by name and asking for the public's help, the department's post offered little else for concerned residents to go on. It's unclear whether an official advisory has been issued in connection with the search, and there's no confirmation yet on whether Naomi has been located.
Ferguson has seen missing-person searches resolve quickly before. In one recent case, a man who went missing on a Friday was found safe, and the Endangered Person Advisory issued for him was cancelled after he was located, according to a report from fox2now.com. In another case from November 2024, 52-year-old Doretha R. Berry went missing from Ferguson and was later found safe at a North County bus stop, per a report from firstalert4.com.
Both Residents Were Found Safe
Those earlier incidents involved separate searches by Ferguson police.
