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FARMINGTON — Police are still searching for a 26-year-old woman with a mental disorder after she went missing from her Farmington home three weeks earlier on Oct. 3.
Jeanna Rochelle Reid left her home where she lives with her family around 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 3, according to Farmington Police Chief Wayne Hansen. Reid might be using UTA buses or FrontRunner trains to travel to Ogden or Salt Lake City.
She has lately shown a fascination with homeless and Native American people, police said.
Billboards with Reid's information were erected in Salt Lake City, asking for information regarding her whereabouts.
Hansen said the department has followed several tips they've received, but that they have not, as of yet, resulted in anything.
Reid is white with a shaved head and about 5 feet 9 inches and 130 pounds. She might be wearing a blue coat and was not traveling with a phone or money, according to police.
Anyone with information on Reid's whereabouts can call Farmington Police Sgt. Eric Johnson at 801-451-5453.
