Family hasn't heard from missing nj woman since may

Family hasn’t heard from missing NJ woman since May

Family members have not heard from the 37-year-old since May, prompting police in two New Jersey cities to seek the public’s help

Paterson, NJ — A missing endangered person alert has been issued for a 37-year-old woman who has not been in contact with her family for several weeks and may be in Paterson, according to police.

The Paterson Police Department said it is assisting the Englewood Police Department in locating Tiffany I. James, who was reported missing after family members were unable to reach her.

Police said James was last known to have been in contact with family on May 21.

According to information released by authorities, James is 37 years old, stands approximately 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about 160 pounds.

Investigators believe she may be in the Paterson area, although additional details regarding her disappearance have not been released.

The alert was issued as family members continue searching for answers about her whereabouts.

Authorities are urging anyone who sees James or has information that could assist investigators to contact the Paterson Police Department or the Englewood Police Department immediately.

Police have not released further information regarding the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.


Key Points

  • Tiffany I. James, 37, has been reported missing and may be in Paterson.
  • Family members have not been able to contact her since May 21.
  • Paterson and Englewood police are asking the public for information.
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