London police are thanking the public after an elderly woman was found.
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Police released a photo and description of Christine “Rita” Recollet, 81, of London on Friday evening, adding that they are concerned for her welfare.
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In a release from the London Police Service, Recollet is described as Native, five-foot-one, 160 pounds, with a very small build and short black hair.
She was last seen between 11 and 11:30 on Thursday morning heading to the area of Highbury Avenue and Huron Street while wearing a speckled black and white large fuzzy sweater. She also often carries a re-usable grey and purple grocery bag and may be wearing a bright blue scarf.
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Police say she also uses the last name Bondy.
No information about Recollet’s condition was immediately available.
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