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ALL CLEAR for Missing Person in Brentwood. More info at CWSAlerts.com
This is a message from Brentwood Police Department. An `All Clear` has been issued for the Missing Person in Brentwood. KarenAccacia Carter has been located. Please feel free to resume normal activities.
Attempt to locate person in Brentwood. More info at CWSAlerts.com.
This is a message from Brentwood Police Department. Law enforcement officers are currently searching for a missing person believed to be in the area East of Highway 4, Highway 160 and west of Byron Highway. KarenAccacia Carter , is a 63 year old black female that is 5 feet 4 inches tall, and weighs approximately One hundred and thirty five pounds. She was last seen in Brentwood near Highway 4 on Orchard Lane. KarenAccacia Carter has Black braided hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a yellow shirt, pink scarf, blue jeans, and a red necklace with her name on it. Karen Accacia Carter is believed to be at risk due to Dementia. If you believe you have seen this person or have any information regarding this person, please call the Brentwood Police Department immediately at 925-809-7911.
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Understanding the CWS Alert
The Community Warning System (CWS) is Contra Costa County’s official emergency alert system. CWS alerts may be issued at the request of County Officials—such as law enforcement, fire agencies, or the County Health Officer—to warn people in affected areas that they are, or may soon be, in danger and should take immediate protective action to protect life or health.
A CWS alert can provide basic information about the emergency and tells people what protective action they need to take. Examples of a protective action include: Shelter in Place, Prepare to Evacuate, Evacuate Immediately, Move to Higher Ground, or Stay Away from a Dangerous Area.
CWS is not used for advisory messages. Examples of advisory messages include traffic notifications, planned utility work notices, or non-actionable awareness messages.
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