APD looking for missing woman with Alzheimer’s
Photo by J.D. Sumner
Albany, Ga.– The Albany Police Department has issued an alert concerning a woman believed to have Alzheimer’s disease who has gone missing.
Sharon Bailey, 60, was last seen on the 2700 block of McClain Lane off of Ledo Road, according to APD Spokesperson Phyllis Banks.
Banks says that Bailey is believed to be wearing a Coral top and Coral pants and lives at 2747 McClain Lane.
Both Lee County and APD Officers are working to locate her. She was last seen walking towards Ledo Road. If anyone sees her, they should call police.
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