MISSING: 68-year-old Atlanta woman last seen leaving for Atlanta airport

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The Atlanta Police Department is actively searching for 68-year-old Venis Allen, who has been missing since August 19. Last seen at her home on Myrtle Drive SW, Ms. Allen took an Uber to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, where she was scheduled to board a flight. Standing at 5-feet-1-inch tall and weighing approximately 120 pounds, her physical description has been circulated as authorities seek assistance from the community. The Adult Missing Persons Unit has emphasized the importance of public tips in locating individuals who may be vulnerable and at risk.

Residents are encouraged to contact 911 or the unit directly at 404-546-4235 with any information. This case highlights the pressing concern of missing persons in Atlanta, a city that has seen various incidents of individuals going missing. Community engagement is essential in these situations, as timely information can greatly assist authorities in their search efforts. The ongoing investigation into Ms. Allen's whereabouts serves as a reminder of the need for vigilance regarding public safety.

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