Found Safe FL - Bonnie Poulsen, 64, Ridge Manor, 26 Aug 2019 *Endangered*

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Search ongoing for missing, endangered Florida woman

August 26, 2019

RIDGE MANOR, Fla. — The search is on for a woman who has medical conditions that need attention, deputies say.

Bonnie Poulsen, 64, last was seen around noon Monday from her home on Cedarfield Drive, according to the Hernando County Sheriff's Office. Deputies are searching an area in the Whispering Oaks subdivision.

She is 4-feet, 11-inches tall, weighs 125 pounds and has brown/blonde hair with brown eyes. Poulsen is believed to be wearing a dark shirt with a flower print, black Spandex pants and flip-flop sandals.

Search ongoing for missing, endangered Florida woman

 

[mlhenn]

UPDATE: August 26, 2019 3:32 PM

There has been a possible sighting of Bonnie Poulsen from earlier today near U.S. 301 and the Whispering Oaks subdivision in Ridge Manor. It appeared she was attempting to hitchhike southbound on U.S. 301. We're asking all residents to keep an eye out for Ms. Poulsen.
Missing Endangered Adult - Bonnie Poulsen | Hernando Sun

 

[PayrollNerd]

Hernando County Sheriffs Office Facebook has comments on the post dated yesterday.
Hernando County Sheriff's Office

Update: There has been a possible sighting of Bonnie Poulsen from earlier today near U.S. 301 and the Whispering Oaks subdivision in Ridge Manor. It appeared she was attempting to hitchhike southbound on U.S. 301. We ask all of our Facebook Friends to keep an eye out for Ms. Poulsen.

Media Release

Re: Missing Endangered Adult – Bonnie Poulsen

Date: August 26, 2019

Bonnie Poulsen was last seen on 08-26-19 at approximately 12:05 p.m., when she walked away from her residence located on Cedarfield Drive, in Ridge Manor.

The search for Ms. Poulsen is currently centered in the area of the Whispering Oaks subdivision in Ridge Manor.

Ms. Poulsen suffers from medical conditions that require immediate attention.

Ms. Poulsen’s physical description is as follows:
White Female
Date of Birth – 01-24-55
Height – 4’11”
Weight – 125 lbs.
Hair – Brown/Blonde
Eyes – Brown

Last seen wearing – Dark shirt with flower print, black Spandex pants and flip-flop-type sandals.

If you have seen Bonnie Poulsen or know her current whereabouts, please call the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office at 352-754-6830 or your local law enforcement agency. Thank you.

 

[PayrollNerd]

Reported Found!

Hernando County Sheriff's Office

Media Release

Re: UPDATE – LOCATED – Missing Endangered Adult – Bonnie Poulsen

Date: August 27, 2019

Detectives located Bonnie Poulsen early this morning in Pasco County. The Hernando County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the public for its assistance.

Original Information

Bonnie Poulsen was last seen on 08-26-19 at approximately 12:15 p.m., when she walked away from her residence located on Cedarfield Drive, in Ridge Manor.

The search for Ms. Poulsen is currently centered in the area of the Whispering Oaks subdivision in Ridge Manor.

Ms. Poulsen suffers from medical conditions that require immediate attention.

Ms. Poulsen’s physical description is as follows:
White Female
Date of Birth – 01-24-55
Height – 4’11”
Weight – 125 lbs.
Hair – Brown/Blonde
Eyes – Brown

Last seen wearing – Dark shirt with a flower print, black Spandex shorts and flip-flop-type sandals.

If you have seen Bonnie Poulsen or know her current whereabouts, please call the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office at 352-754-6830 or your local law enforcement agency. Thank you.

The Office of Sheriff:
The Office of the Sheriff is established by the Florida Constitution. As a constitutional officer, the Sheriff has the exclusive authority to administer his or her agency and is responsible for preserving the peace throughout the entire county, carrying out the laws of the state, the orders of Florida courts, and the ordinances of the Board of County Commissioners. The Sheriff is the chief law enforcement and correctional officer of the county.
Sheriff Al Nienhuis was initially appointed as the Sheriff of Hernando County by the Governor in January of 2011. He was then elected by the people of Hernando County in 2012, and remains accountable to them.