Niagara County Sheriff Seeks Missing Adults

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Missing Adults May Be in Danger, Authorities Seek Public Help

Authorities in Niagara County are urgently seeking the public's assistance in locating two missing adults who may be in danger. The Niagara County Sheriff's Office has issued a call for information after 77-year-old Victoria St. Pierre and 72-year-old Paul St. Pierre went missing.

The couple was last seen around 6 p.m. on Wednesday night on Winbert Drive in the city of North Tonawanda. According to an alert from the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, investigators have gathered information suggesting that the St. Pierres were in Erie, Pennsylvania, around 1:20 p.m. on Thursday afternoon.

The two individuals are believed to be traveling in a 2016 Black Jeep SUV with New York license plates JMU-2142. Officials are concerned that the couple may be disoriented and in need of medical attention.

Details About the Missing Individuals

• Victoria St. Pierre: 77 years old, last seen on Winbert Drive in North Tonawanda.
• Paul St. Pierre: 72 years old, also last seen on Winbert Drive in North Tonawanda.

Both individuals are described as being in a vulnerable condition, which has raised concerns among law enforcement officials. The sheriff’s office is urging anyone with information about their whereabouts to come forward immediately.

What You Can Do

If you have any information that could help locate the St. Pierres, you are encouraged to contact the Niagara County Sheriff's Office directly. The phone number for the sheriff’s office is (716) 438-3394. In case of an emergency, residents should dial 911.

Law enforcement officials emphasize the importance of the public's involvement in such cases. Community members are often the key to finding missing persons, especially when the individuals may be in distress or unable to seek help themselves.

Ongoing Investigation

The Niagara County Sheriff's Office is working closely with other law enforcement agencies to track the movements of the St. Pierres. Investigators are reviewing all available data, including surveillance footage and witness statements, to determine where the couple might be and whether they are in immediate danger.

While no official updates have been released yet, authorities are continuing to search for any leads that could help locate the missing individuals. They are also reaching out to local hospitals and medical facilities in the area to check if either of the St. Pierres has sought treatment.

How to Stay Informed

Residents are advised to stay alert and share any relevant information with local authorities. Social media platforms and community bulletin boards may also be used to spread awareness about the missing couple.

As the investigation continues, the sheriff’s office will provide updates through official channels. Anyone with information is urged to act quickly, as time is a critical factor in these types of cases.