Help Sought in Effort to Find Missing Woman
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Authorities renewed a plea Wednesday for the public’s help in finding a 49-year-old Vietnamese woman who wondered away from her board and care home in January.
Hao Luc is described as being mildly retarded. She is about 4 feet, 9 inches tall, 125 pounds and speaks only Cantonese.
She is missing her teeth and was last seen wearing a pink sweatshirt and fuchsia pants, police said.
Israel Ibanez, her social services case worker at Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center, said she sometimes behaves aggressively.
Anyone with information should call Ibanez at (626) 299-4728, or detectives at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department at (213) 890-5500.
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