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Police Need Help Finding Two City Residents
June 11, 2012·By BLAC Editorial
Monday, June 11 etroit Police needs the community to locate two missing residents: Jessie Fowler, 69, was last seen April 10, 2012 in the 6767 block of W. Outer Drive. He is 5'-7", 210 lbs, has brown eyes
June 11, 2012
Monday, June 11
etroit Police needs the community to locate two missing residents:
Jessie Fowler, 69, was last seen April 10, 2012 in the 6767 block of W. Outer Drive.
He is 5'-7", 210 lbs, has brown eyes, gray hair, medium complexion and scraggly beard. Fowler was last seen wearing an orange hat, blue jacket, khaki pants and walks with a cane.
He has poor mental and physical condition. If anyone has seen Jessie Fowler, please contact the 8th Precinct at 596-5600.
Christina Marie Hill, 29, was last seen on June 3, 2012, in the 13200 block of Lauder. She is 5'-8", 200 lbs, has brown eyes, black hair, medium brown complexion and glasses.
Hill was last seen driving a 2002, four door, silver Honda. Missing frequents the Fenkell and Meyers area. She has poor mental and physical condition and is in need of her medication.
If anyone has seen Christina Marie Hill, please contact the 6th & 8th Precincts at 313-596-5600.
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