News Summary
The Detroit Police Department is urgently asking for public assistance in locating Chaundra Marshall, a 53-year-old woman who has been missing since May 5. Her mother reported that Chaundra suffers from mental illness, raising serious concerns for her safety. Authorities have emphasized the importance of community involvement in locating her, and they encourage anyone with information to reach out to the Detroit Police Department or Crime Stoppers.
Detroit – The Detroit Police Department is actively seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing woman named Chaundra Marshall. The 53-year-old was last seen on Monday, May 5, 2025, in the vicinity of the 18400 block of Monica. The situation is urgent, as details regarding her condition and whereabouts remain unclear.
Chaundra Marshall’s mother has reported that her daughter suffers from a mental illness, which has heightened concerns for her safety. At this time, it is not known what Marshall was wearing when she went missing, complicating the search efforts. The police have expressed the importance of locating her as soon as possible.
The Detroit Police Department urges anyone with information about Chaundra Marshall’s whereabouts to come forward. Individuals can contact the Detroit Police Department’s 12th Precinct at 313-596-1240. Additionally, tips can be provided to Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-SPEAK-UP. The department has also promoted this call for assistance through social media channels to reach a broader audience.
As the search for Chaundra Marshall continues, authorities hope that community members will keep an eye out for her and share any information that may help in locating her. Volunteers and concerned citizens are encouraged to participate in any related search activities while ensuring that they coordinate with the police to maintain safety and effectiveness.
The issue of missing persons, especially those with mental illnesses, is a significant concern in many urban areas, including Detroit. The complexity is often heightened by the challenges related to individuals’ mental health, which can lead to disorientation and difficulty communicating. These circumstances make it imperative for communities to unite in efforts to find missing individuals.
Marshall’s case is a reminder of the importance of vigilance and community involvement when it comes to public safety. Law enforcement agencies rely heavily on public participation to gather information that can expedite searches and facilitate reunions of missing persons with their families.
As investigations proceed, the family of Chaundra Marshall stands anxiously awaiting news of her whereabouts. In times like this, the support of the community can make a crucial difference in bridging the gap between despair and hope. Locals are encouraged not only to report information that may help locate Marshall but also to engage in conversations about the broader issues surrounding mental health and safety in the community.
The Detroit Police Department continues to monitor the situation and is committed to providing updates as they become available. They emphasize that every tip, no matter how small, could be vital in ensuring the safe return of Chaundra Marshall.
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- Google Scholar: Mental Health & Missing Persons
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