Local police concerned for missing 81-year-old

CUYAHOGA COUNTY , Ohio (WJW) – Local police are concerned for a missing 81-year-old woman who they said walked away from her home overnight and has not returned.

A statewide Missing Adult Alert was issued out of Cuyahoga County early Friday for Jacquelyn Johnson. According to the alert, Johnson left her home on Euclid Avenue at about 1 a.m.

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It was not immediately clear where on Euclid Avenue her home is located.

"She suffers from memory issues and law enforcement are concerned for her safety," stated the alert.

Johnson is described as a black female, who is 4'11" and weighs about 150 pounds. She has gray hair and brown eyes.

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Police said, she was last seen wearing a blue plaid hat, robe with pink flowers, black t-shirt, grey pants, and white shoes.

Anyone who sees Johnson is asked to call 911.

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