Presumed Located Tx - Donna Goode, 66, San Antonio, 11 Jan 2018

[Dalagali]

The San Antonio Police Department has issued a Silver Alert in the search for 66-year-old Donna Jo Goode.

Goode is described as 5’6, weighing 200 pounds with gray hair and brown eyes.

She was last seen on January 11 at 11:30 a.m. on Arrowhead Drive wearing a black sweater and purple pants and driving a white, 1999 Toyota Corolla.

Officials say that her disappearance could harm her health.

If you have any information about this missing person, you’re asked to call police.

http://www.kens5.com/mobile/article...d-searching-for-missing-66-year-old/507806365

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[Henry2326]

Goode is diagnosed with a cognitive impairment and poses a threat to her own health and safety, San Antonio police said.

Anyone with information about Goode is asked to call the San Antonio Police Department AT 210-207-7660.

https://www.ksat.com/news/silver-alert-issued-for-sa-woman-66

http://news4sanantonio.com/news/local/silver-alert-issued-for-66-year-old-san-antonio-woman

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[justchrissy47]

"Goode is diagnosed with a cognitive impairment and poses a threat to her own health and safety, San Antonio police said."

Why are all these people with cognitive impairments still driving?! There is story after story posted here about this and all too often it's a tragic ending.
I know having to stop driving is a loss of independence for people and they may not have anyone to help them get to appointments, get groceries etc. In the Province where I live you can report someone who you feel is cognitively impaired anonymously to motor vehicle and they may have to take a road test or get a medical from a doctor. What is it like in the US?

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[Henry2326]

"Goode is diagnosed with a cognitive impairment and poses a threat to her own health and safety, San Antonio police said."

Why are all these people with cognitive impairments still driving?! There is story after story posted here about this and all too often it's a tragic ending.
I know having to stop driving is a loss of independence for people and they may not have anyone to help them get to appointments, get groceries etc. In the Province where I live you can report someone who you feel is cognitively impaired anonymously to motor vehicle and they may have to take a road test or get a medical from a doctor. What is it like in the US?

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In the US, unless you have it taken away for an accident or legal infraction, you continue to renew and can keep the license.

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[doodles1211]

Silver alert discontinued.... does this mean she was located?

http://news4sanantonio.com/news/local/silver-alert-issued-for-66-year-old-san-antonio-woman

 

[Henry2326]

Silver alert discontinued.... does this mean she was located?

http://news4sanantonio.com/news/local/silver-alert-issued-for-66-year-old-san-antonio-woman

That would be my conclusion. Glad to hear.

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