UPDATE: 80-year-old missing Portland woman found at local hospital

Portland, ORLocal News

Ann Marie Durjan, an 80-year-old woman from Portland, was reported missing after she left her home on the morning of Sunday, October 6, intending to visit a nearby Fred Meyer store in Wood Village. Her sudden disappearance prompted a swift response from the Portland Police Bureau, which initiated a search operation that garnered community attention and concern. Fortunately, Durjan was later found safe at a local hospital, bringing relief to her family and the local community. The police thanked the public for their support during the search, highlighting the importance of community involvement in locating missing persons. This incident not only highlights the vulnerabilities of elderly individuals but also the effectiveness of community collaboration in times of crisis.

The quick resolution of Durjan's case reflects positively on the local law enforcement's efforts and the responsiveness of the community. As more people become aware of such cases, it encourages a proactive approach to safeguarding vulnerable populations. The story of Ann Marie Durjan serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of staying vigilant and communicating in our communities.

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