Missing West Shore woman located

Jessica Ramalho has been located safe and sound, police say

Jessica Ramalho was last heard from on Feb 12. (West Shore RCMP)

A missing West Shore woman has been located, police say.

A missing person alert was issued for Jessica Romalho, 37, on Feb. 15. On Tuesday, West Shore RCMP said Romalho had been located safe and sound. Police thanked the public for their assistance.

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