Deputies: Missing woman considered 'armed and potentially dangerous' Dawn Macleod has ties to Keystone Heights, Clay County deputies say
CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Deputies are searching for a missing woman who should be considered armed and potentially dangerous, the Clay County Sheriff's Office announced Thursday night.
Dawn Macleod, who has ties to the Keystone Heights area, is "possibly a danger to herself and others," deputies said.
Deputies said she may be traveling to the Ocala area and may be driving a 2005 gray/silver Honda SUV with Florida license plate LNBD55.
Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to not approach her and call 911 or 904-264-6512.
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