Do you recognize this woman baltimore police need your help

Officers are trying to locate the family or guardian of a woman found Wednesday morning in Southwest Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD — Baltimore Police are asking for the public’s help identifying the family or guardian of a vulnerable adult who was found disoriented Wednesday morning.

The woman was located in the 1900 block of Harman Avenue wearing a green shirt, black skirt and black sandals, according to the Baltimore Police Department.

Police said she appeared to be disoriented.

No additional information about the woman has been released.

Anyone who recognizes her or knows how to contact a family member or guardian is asked to call 911 or the Southern District at 410-396-2499.

Key Points

Baltimore Police are seeking the family or guardian of a vulnerable adult.
The woman was found Wednesday morning in the 1900 block of Harman Avenue.
Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or the Southern District at 410-396-2499.

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