Missing Kamloops woman Dianne Freeman and her dog "Banjo"/via Kamloops RCMP
The Mounties in Kamloops are asking you to keep a close eye out for a woman in her early 80’s and her dog.
Diane Freeman and “Banjo” were last seen making a stop for an item at an unidentified grocery store on Tranquille — likely the Save-On-Foods — in north Kamloops late Thursday afternoon.
RCMP say Freeman left her home just before 5pm on Thursday (April 16th) to make a quick run to the Brock Centre Shopping Mall.
It’s since been determined she made it to the grocery store and made a purchase, leaving the store at about 5:15pm.
She hasn’t been seen since.
“When Diane did not return as expected, her family reported her missing to police,” stated S/Sgt. Janelle Shoihet with Kamloops RCMP. “It is extremely out of character for her not to return to her home, which is causing increased concern for police and her family.”
Stock photo of Mazda CX5, similar to vehicle driven by missing 81-year old Dianne Freeman/via Kamloops RCMP
Dianne was driving her red, 2019 Mazda CX5 at the time. (BC license plate MK176L)
She would have been with her grey Morkie cross named “Banjo.”
Dianne Freeman is 81-years old, stands around 5-foot-7, with greyish eyes and light, grey hair.
She normally wears glasses.
Kamloops Mounties are asking people to pay close attention to any vehicle which might resemble the Mazda CX5 which might otherwise seem out of the ordinary.
Any tips on vehicles or possible sightings of Dianne Freeman should be reported to the Kamloops RCMP detachment’s non-emergency line at (250)828-3000.
