Fears for missing woman as cops say disappearance 'completely out of character'

Natasha, 36, has been reported missing successful Reading. Thames Valley Police is urging anyone who sees her to get successful interaction with 999 immediately

Police person launched an urgent entreaty for a missing woman, with officers describing her disappearance arsenic being "completely retired of character".

Natasha, 36, was past seen successful Amity Road, Reading, astatine conscionable earlier 1am yesterday morning. She is from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, and is besides known to predominant Thetford, Norfolk, and Corby successful Northamptonshire. Thames Valley Police (TVP) said.

She is white, astir 5ft 1in gangly with agelong brownish hair, the constabulary said. She was past seen wearing achromatic jeans, a achromatic t-shirt and achromatic trainers. The police unit is urging anyone who sees her to get successful interaction with 999 immediately.

TVP Reading tweeted: "Have you seen Natasha, aged 36? She's been reported missing successful Reading and this is wholly retired of quality for her. Natasha is from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, and is besides known to predominant Thetord and Corby successful Northamptonshire."

Detective Chief Inspector Richard Johnson said: "Natasha's disappearance is wholly retired of quality for her, and I americium appealing to anybody who whitethorn beryllium capable assistance america successful locating her to delight get successful interaction with Thames Valley Police. If you spot her, delight telephone america connected 999, quoting notation 43250027680, and you tin besides study imaginable sightings oregon accusation via our dedicated missing persons' portal.

"I'd besides similar to entreaty straight to Natasha, if you spot this appeal. We are acrophobic for your payment and would inquire you to delight get successful interaction with Thames Valley Police to fto america cognize you are harmless and wherever you are. You are not successful immoderate occupation whatsoever, truthful delight interaction us."