Troop E bloodhound locates missing woman with Alzheimer’s in Glastonbury woods

A Connecticut State Police bloodhound found a missing Alzheimer’s patient stranded in a swamp nearly three miles from her home.

by Breaking Local News Report

GLASTONBURY, Conn. — A Connecticut State Police bloodhound successfully located a missing woman with Alzheimer’s on July 22 after she wandered from her home and became stranded in a swampy area, authorities said.

After an initial K-9 search yielded no results, Troop E’s K-9 Gille was deployed and began tracking from the woman’s residence. Gille followed a 2.7-mile trail northwest through wooded paths and powerlines before locating the woman stuck in a swamp near a reservoir. She had a leg laceration and was unable to walk.

Troopers directed Glastonbury Fire Department personnel to the scene, and the woman was safely rescued and taken to a local hospital for treatment.

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