Denver police seek information about woman missing since Feb. 3
COURTESY OF DENVER POLICE DEPARTMENT
Denver police put out an alert Wednesday that Miranda Conner, 30, of Denver, has been missing since Feb. 3.
She was last seen around 1 a.m. that night at East 44th Avenue and Argonne Street. She is a Black woman with brown eyes and black hair, weighs 116 pounds and is 5-feet-6-inches tall, according to a news release.
Police ask anyone who has information to call (720) 913-2000 and reference case 23-64647.
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