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The Portland Police Bureau is asking for the public’s help in locating Arueda Willeto, who has bronchitis and has been diagnosed with dementia.
On December 26, 2022, just after 3:00 p.m., East Precinct officers were dispatched to a welfare check near the intersection of Northeast 127th Avenue and Northeast Glisan Street. The caller reported talking with an older adult female who appeared confused and lost. The confused woman said she wanted to go to 102nd Avenue but was walking in the opposite direction. The caller guided the woman in the right direction, and the woman walked off. The caller then called 911. Officers arrived but the woman could not be located.
At 3:33 p.m., a missing person call came in from the 700 Block of Northeast 102nd Avenue. The caller reported Willeto missing from Willeto’s home. Since the initial report there have been sightings of Arueda Willeto at 82nd Avenue, and at the Lloyd center, indicating Willeto is familiar with, and likely using public transit.
Willeto has bronchitis and has been diagnosed with dementia. She is 60-years-old and is described as a Native American female, standing 5’5” tall and weighing 140 lbs. Willeto was last seen wearing a black puffy jacket and blue Christmas pajama bottoms.
Anyone who sees Arueda Willeto is asked to immediately call 911.
UPDATE: Missing Adult is Home Safe (Photo)
Arueda Willeto has returned to her home and is safe.<br/><br/>The Portland Police Bureau would like to thank the Portland community for keeping an eye out for Willeto.<br/><br/>###PPB###<br/><br/>***O...
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Portland’s overnight temperature dropped to 39 degrees and a storm bringing high winds and heavy rain is moving through.
Endangered woman, 60, returns home safe after going missing in Portland storm
Police asked the public to help find Arueda Willeto, who was lost and confused in outer East Portland but she made her way home safely after almost 24 hours.
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