News Summary
The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office is seeking public help to find 70-year-old Kathleen Hogan, reported missing from The Landing at Pleasant Point golf course. Authorities are focused on the Bennett Point Drive area, where Hogan was last seen wearing black clothing. Urging community involvement, officials encourage anyone with information to contact the Sheriff’s Office as search efforts intensify, highlighting the urgency given her mental health crisis prior to her disappearance.
Beaufort, SC – The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office is urgently seeking assistance from the public to locate a missing and endangered 70-year-old woman, Kathleen Hogan. Hogan was reported missing on Saturday at approximately 3 p.m., disappearing from The Landing at Pleasant Point golf course.
According to authorities, Hogan was last seen wearing a black shirt and black leggings. Reports indicate that she appeared to be experiencing a mental health crisis prior to her disappearance. Consequently, the search efforts are currently concentrated in the Bennett Point Drive area on Lady’s Island.
The search operation includes a comprehensive effort by deputies, the Beaufort County Bloodhound Tracking Team, and the Drone Unit as they work relentlessly to find Hogan. They are calling on anyone who may have information about her whereabouts to come forward and assist in the search.
Authorities are emphasizing the importance of community involvement in this matter. They urge anyone with relevant information to contact the Sheriff’s Office non-emergency dispatch line at 843-524-2777. Quick reporting of sightings could prove critical in ensuring the safety and return of Kathleen Hogan.
This recent incident reflects the growing concern over the wellbeing of elderly individuals, particularly those dealing with mental health issues. Mental health crises can lead to disorientation and confusion, complicating attempts to locate missing persons. The Sheriff’s Office has previously engaged in community outreach to educate the public on recognizing signs of mental health struggles in older adults and the importance of swift reporting in such cases.
The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office has built a reputation for its community-focused approach and reliance on local residents during emergency situations. In engaging the public in the search for missing individuals, they increase the chances of a successful resolution, particularly in cases where mental health factors may be in play.
As search efforts intensify, the community remains hopeful for Kathleen Hogan’s safe return. The response from local residents has been encouraging as many offer their assistance in the ongoing search. This event serves as a reminder of the vital role neighborhood interactions play in ensuring the safety of vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly.
Local authorities are continuing to monitor the situation closely and will provide updates as more information becomes available. The community is encouraged to keep an eye out for Hogan and any unusual activity in the search area, and to prioritize safety while searching.
As the search continues, the Sheriff’s Office reiterates the urgency of the situation and the need for public support in locating Kathleen Hogan. Every small detail provided to law enforcement may be crucial in bringing her back home safely.
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- Live 5 News: Missing Endangered Woman
- Wikipedia: Missing Person
- WTOC: Beaufort Co. Sheriff’s Office Looking for Missing Woman
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- Encyclopedia Britannica: Mental Health
- WSAV: BCSO Asking Public to be on the Lookout for Missing Woman
- Google News: Beaufort County Missing Woman
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