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El Paso County Sheriff says woman experiencing medical emergency identified

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EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KOAA) — The El Paso County Sheriff's Office (EPSO) was asking for the community's help in identifying a woman who was experiencing a medical emergency.

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According to the sheriff's office, she was located early Friday morning in Eastridge Park in the Cimarron Hills area of the county.

She's described as a white woman, approximately 50 years old, heavy set, with long dyed brownish hair.

She was seen wearing purple glasses, a red "Looney Tunes" t-shirt, plaid pajama pants, and black tennis shoes. She has three tattoos: the word "sisters" on her forearm, a lava lamp on her other forearm, and a moon on her upper arm.

EPSO did not provide a photo.

If you have any information on this woman, you are asked to contact EPSO's non-emergency line at (719)390-5555.



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