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Police are searching for missing woman with mental illness who was last seen on February 3

North Charleston, South Carolina – Local authorities are searching for a woman with mental illness last seen on February 3.

According to the North Charleston Police Department, the “vulnerable” missing woman is the 31-year-old Natalie Guardino and the police believe she might be in danger.

It is unknown what she was last wearing on February 3.

Anyone with information can contact Sgt. J. Pardue at 843-740-5894 or the North Charleston Police Department at 843-740-2800.

Alex Tuhell

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