Police searching for 81-year-old Overland Park woman last seen 3 days ago
According to OPPD, officers are searching for Jerry McConnell, an 'at-risk' woman who reportedly disappeared while driving to her Overland Park home from Harrisonville, Missouri, on the afternoon of Wednesday, May 14.
19 arrested, 36 vehicles towed in street racing, sideshow operation by KCPD
McConnell was driving a grey 2009 Honda Accord with Texas license plate 'RFP836,' police said.
She is believed to have been spotted on Thursday, May 15, near Severy, Kansas — a small town located about 155 miles (or 2.5 hours) southwest of Overland Park.
Police ask that if you or anyone you know sees McConnell, please contact OPPD at (913) 895-6300.
This is a developing story. Stay tuned at FOX4 News for the latest updates and information.
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