Flier courtesy of the 50th Precinct
Police said 75-year-old woman, Milagros Santos, reported missing from North Riverdale on Tuesday, Nov. 14, has been found safe.
Milagros Santos, 75, of 5700 Arlington Avenue was described as female, 5 feet, 2 inches in height, Hispanic, weighing around 120 pounds, with brown eyes and gray hair. She had last been seen wearing a mid-thigh length navy blue coat, light grey pants, pink and black slip-on shoes and had her hair in a ponytail with a blue hair tie.
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Her daughter, Josie Santos, shared various fliers and photos (attached) of her mother on social media on Tuesday, and said she was last seen at Key Food Supermarket in North Riverdale.
Police later reported that prior to being located, Santos had last been seen on Nov. 15, at approximately 11.58 a.m., leaving Key Food supermarket, located at 5661 Riverdale Avenue in North Riverdale. She had last been seen wearing a mid-thigh length navy blue coat, light gray pants, pink and black slip-on shoes, and had her hair in a ponytail with a blue hair tie, as seen in the attached surveillance video.
At 11.44 p.m. on Tuesday, police confirmed that Santos had been “found in good condition.”
Flier courtesy of Josie Santos
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