Ottawa police looking for 34-year-old woman last seen in Vanier
Wilson was last seen at 8:30 a.m. Sunday near Lavergne Street in Vanier.
She was described a white female with shoulder-length brown hair, brown eyes and a mole on her right cheek. She was listed as being 5-5 and 145 pounds.
When last seen, Wilson was wearing a loose-fitting top, dark blue leggings with white lamas on them and blue shoes with white soles and no laces.
Police said in a news release that she has burns on her left foot and left thigh.
Anyone with information was asked to call the Central District staff sergeant at 613-236-1222, extension 5212 and refer to case number 2025-183237.
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