Newark police ask for help finding woman last seen days ago

Newark search underway for missing woman last seen on Irving Turner Boulevard

Newark, NJ – A Newark woman who suffers from bipolar disorder and depression has been reported missing, prompting authorities to ask the public for assistance in locating her after she was last seen late last week.

Jesscia Blair, 35, was reported missing on Friday, November 14, and was last observed in the 600 block of Irving Turner Boulevard, according to Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda, Sr. Police said no clothing description was available at the time of the report.

Blair is described as African American, approximately 5 feet 4 inches tall and 140 pounds. Police have not indicated any known direction of travel or recent activity and did not release further details regarding the circumstances of her disappearance.

The case remains active as investigators continue gathering information. Authorities encourage anyone who may have seen Blair or who has information about her whereabouts to contact the Newark Police Division’s 24-hour Crime Stopper tip line at 1-877-NWK-TIPS. All tips remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward.

Key Points

Newark woman reported missing on November 14 last seen on Irving Turner Boulevard
Jesscia Blair, 35, suffers from bipolar disorder and depression
Police ask public for information through Crime Stopper tip line

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