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Columbus Police searching for woman last seen near 22nd Street

Columbus Police searching for woman last seen near 22nd Street

Yahoo05-05-2025

COLUMBUS, Ga. () — The Columbus Police Department is searching for a 61-years-old women who was last seen near 22nd Street on the evening of May 2.
Police says Tammy Pierce, 61, stands at 5-feet-2-inches tall and weighs about 150 pounds. She is described as having white and grey hair and blue eyes.
She was last seen wearing white shirt, light black sweatpants and black and pink Puma Slides.
Anyone with information about this individual or their whereabouts, is asked to contact 911, the CPD Special Victims Unit at 706-225-3449or lead investigator, Detective Chris Whitehead at 706-225-4278.
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