Search continues for baltimore woman who vanished tuesday

BALTIMORE, Md. – A citywide search is underway for 38-year-old Lacey McDonald, who was last seen Tuesday in the 3600 block of Roberts Place.
Baltimore Police asked the public for help Friday through the department’s Southeast District missing person alert.
Officials said anyone with information about McDonald’s whereabouts should call 911.

Key Points

Baltimore Police are searching for 38-year-old Lacey McDonald
Last seen Tuesday in the 3600 block of Roberts Place in the Southeast District
Public asked to call 911 with any information

McDonald is described as 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighing 123 pounds, according to the department’s notice.

Last seen on Tuesday in the 3600 block of Roberts Place

The Southeast District alert said McDonald was reported missing after she was last observed in the Roberts Place area, a residential corridor off Eastern Avenue.
Detectives circulated her age, height, and weight to patrol units and community partners and requested immediate tips from residents and businesses.
Police did not release additional details about clothing, direction of travel, or possible destinations.
Authorities emphasized that real-time information from callers can help narrow search areas and guide canvasses.
Residents and shop owners in and around Roberts Place were urged to review doorbell and security camera footage for sightings of McDonald on Tuesday and afterward.

How to help and who to call

Anyone who believes they have seen McDonald or knows where she might be is asked to dial 911 without delay.
Tipsters may also share time-stamped photos or videos with responding officers to assist in verifying leads.
The department said updates will be provided as new information becomes available through its official channels.
Community groups in the Southeast District were encouraged to repost the alert and share verified details to expand reach.
Police reiterated that all credible tips will be followed up by investigators coordinating with patrol units and the missing persons team.

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