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Police in Delaware issue Gold Alert for missing woman

The Wilmington Police Department has issued a Gold Alert for 31-year-old Ahlea Freeman and is asking the public for assistance.

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Wilmington Police have issued an urgent Gold Alert for Ahlea Freeman, a former resident of West Orange, NJ, who has been missing for almost two months.

Authorities say the 31-year-old moved to Wilmington, Delaware, and went missing on Oct. 1.

Her mother last heard from her on Sept. 23 via text.

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Her mother, relatives, friends, and community activists held a press conference at West Orange High School to spread the word about Ahlea. She was last seen in the 100 block of West 10th Street.

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Ahlea Freeman Description

Freeman is 5’6” tall and approximately 123 pounds. She obtained her undergraduate and master’s degrees at Felician College in NJ.

Police have issued a Gold Alert

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Ahlea Freeman is asked to contact the Wilmington Police Department at (302) 654-5151.


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