Danielle Haywood, 32, was last heard from on April 1. (Photo courtesy of the Victoria Police Department)

Danielle Haywood, 32, was last heard from on April 1. (Photo courtesy of the Victoria Police Department)

High risk woman last heard from on April 1 located by VicPD

Police say Danielle Haywood is safe

The Victoria Police Department has located a high-risk missing woman last heard from on April 1.

READ ALSO: UPDATED: Missing man last seen near Topaz Park found deceased

Danielle Haywood, 32, is Caucasian with shoulder-length blonde hair and blue eye. She is about five feet tall and weighs approximately 120 pounds with a slim build.

READ ALSO: High-risk teen found safe: VicPD

VicPD says she is safe.


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