VicPD locate high-risk 34-year-old woman

Amanda Williams was found on Aug. 4

VicPD have located Amanda Williams, who hadn’t been seen since June 24. (VicPD handout) July 10, 2010

VicPD have located Amanda Williams, who hadn’t been seen since June 24. (VicPD handout) July 10, 2010

Victoria police officers have located a missing woman, last seen on June 24.

Amanda Williams, 34, was found on Aug. 4.

READ ALSO: Victoria Police Department outlines what it means to be a ‘high risk’ missing person

 

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