Oklahoma Highway Patrol, acting on behalf of the Blanchard Police Department, has issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for Meagan Pollock, a 37‑year‑old Blanchard resident. Pollock was last seen at approximately noon on Monday in Oklahoma City, near the intersection of Southwest 74th Street and Western Avenue.
Details of the Missing Person
Pollock is described as being about 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing roughly 120 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. The advisory notes that she may have been traveling in a gray 2021 Nissan Rogue bearing Oklahoma license plate NIA735. No specific description of her clothing at the time of disappearance has been provided.
Law Enforcement Response
The Endangered Missing Advisory (EMA) is a tool used by law‑enforcement agencies to mobilize resources quickly when a missing individual is believed to be at risk of serious harm. The EMA for Pollock was activated by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol in coordination with the Blanchard Police Department, signaling a heightened level of concern for her safety.
Authorities are urging anyone who may have seen Pollock, the gray Nissan Rogue, or who has any information about her whereabouts to contact emergency services by dialing 911. Prompt tips can be critical in locating a missing person who may be in danger.
How the Community Can Help
Residents are asked to remain vigilant, especially in the areas surrounding Southwest 74th Street and Western Avenue, and to report any sightings or relevant information immediately. The collaborative effort between state and local law‑enforcement agencies underscores the importance of community involvement in public‑safety matters.
For updates on the search and additional guidance, members of the public should follow official statements from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and the Blanchard Police Department.
Original reporting: Oklahoma City News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
