(UPDATE: July 3 @ 4:35 pm) – A woman who was the subject of a Kelowna RCMP missing persons report has been found.
Local police say Amanda Drier, 40, "is no longer considered missing" and her well being has been confirmed.
She was publicly reported missing on June 24, but had not been seen since June 6.
(Original story: June 24 @ 1:45 pm) – The Kelowna RCMP is hoping the public can help track down a missing woman.
Amanda Drier, who is also known as Amanda Knourek, was last seen in Kelowna on June 6.
Investigators believe the 40-year-old is still in the Kelowna area, however, both police and her family have been unable to speak with her since she was last seen.
Photo Credit: Kelowna RCMP
The RCMP provided the following description of the missing woman:
- Caucasian
- 5’3”
- 120 lbs
- Shoulder-length blonde hair
- Blue eyes
- Large, colourful tattoo on her right arm
Drier was last seen wearing a brown jacket, black pants and sneakers, and was carrying a leopard-print purse.
Anyone who sees Drier, or has information that could lead to her whereabouts, is urged to contact the Kelowna RCMP detachment at 250-762-3300.
The RCMP is also urging Drier to come forward if she sees this, noting that police and her family are “only looking at confirming her well-being.”
