Crime & Safety
$5K Reward Offered For Missing Rochester Woman
Rochester Police is asking for help in finding an elderly Rochester woman who went missing in late June.
ROCHESTER, MI — A $5,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to finding an elderly Rochester woman who went missing in late June and may be endangered.
Mary Agnes Sullivan, 79, was last seen leaving her home in a gray Honda HRV Michigan plate DYU-4806 on June 28 or 29, police said.
Her vehicle was last seen driving recklessly in the Huron County/Bad Axe area on June 29 around 6 p.m., police said. Officials said officers searched the area and did not find her car.
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Police described Sullivan as 5 feet, 9 inches tall and weighing about 130 pounds. She has short, gray/white hair and wears glasses. She was last seen wearing a light blue button-up dress shirt or blouse and blue jeans.
Police also said Sullivan is a heavy smoker and frequently attempts to pay for items/services with personal checks. She is a prior resident of California and may talk about heading there. She does not have a cell phone and may appear confused or disoriented.
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Anyone with information about her or her whereabouts was asked to call the Rochester Police Department at 248-651-9621.
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