Police looking for woman, 87, with memory issues in Lynnwood

The woman left a church service without any money or knowing English.

by Herald Staff
Sunday, November 3, 2019 4:04pm
Local News Lynnwood

Lynnwood police were looking for an 87-year-old woman with memory impairment who walked away from a church service Sunday without money or knowing English. (Lynnwood Police Department)

4:03 p.m. UPDATE: The woman was found and she was safe.

LYNNWOOD — An 87-year-old woman with memory impairment was missing and being sought by Lynnwood police Sunday afternoon.

The Asian woman left a church service and did not have money nor speak English. Any tips about her location can be referred to 911.

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