AMENDMENT Police ReAppeal after Concerns for Hayley OShaughnessy

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Police Re-Appeal after Concerns for Hayley O’Shaughnessy

Police are urgently re-appealing to members of the public for help in tracing missing 51-year-old Hayley O’Shaughnessy.

Hayley was last seen in Guisborough town centre at around 10am on Tuesday 17th March.
Officers are very concerned for Hayley’s welfare and are again appealing for anyone who may have seen her, or may know of her whereabouts, to get in touch.

Chief Superintendent Thom McLoughlin, Head of Local Policing, said: “We are very concerned for Hayley’s welfare. She has been described as ‘vulnerable’ and at the moment we are carrying out enquiries with CCTV, her known contacts and house to house to try to find any information about where she could be.

“If anyone has seen Hayley since the morning of Tuesday 17th March, or has heard from her or knows of her whereabouts then please get in touch with us as a matter of urgency.”

Hayley is described as a white female, of slim build, 5ft 10” tall with long, black hair (possibly in a ponytail) and fair complexion. She was last seen wearing a red jacket, black leggings, brown Ugg-style boots and was carrying a white handbag.

Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts is asked to call Cleveland Police on the non-emergency number 101, quoting event number 039200.

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