Missing Woman Found Safe

Police no longer seek person of interest

Salt Lake City Police Officers found 34-year-old Veronique Moses at 11 this morning.

Earlier today police received a call from an alarm company that maintains a panic alarm at the woman’s home. Through a two-way speaker, an alarm company dispatcher reported that a man and woman could be heard arguing. The female voice asked for police, according to the alarm company.

The alarm company then contacted the Police Department at 2:30 this morning. Responding police officers found no sign of the woman or her car, although her purse was still in the house. Other suspicious characteristics at the scene included a ladder leaning against an open window and the alarm box ripped from the wall.

As a result, the Police Department issued an Endangered Person Advisory and sought a person of interest. Officers have since made contact with Stephen E. Carnegie, an acquaintance. Investigators have determined that he was not involved in this case.

Police Seek Missing Woman, Issue Endangered Person Advisory

The Salt City Police Department has issued an Endangered Person Advisory for 34-year-old Veronique Moses (above), last seen at 2415 S. 800 E., early this morning.

A panic alarm was tripped at the home. Through its two-way talk feature, an alarm company dispatcher said it could hear a man and woman arguing and a definite call for police from the woman.

The Police Department was contacted at 2:30 this morning. Responding police officers found no sign of the woman or her car, although her purse was still in the house.
As a result, the Police Department has issued an endangered person advisory for Moses, who 5 feet 4 inches tall, 130 lbs., with hazel eyes and dark brown hair. Her car is a blue Acura MDX, Utah license plate #A322MZ.

The Salt Lake City Police Department asks anyone who knows the whereabouts of Moses to call (801) 799-3000. Callers may remain anonymous.