WRPD searching for Warner Robins woman
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — As of print time Friday, Kimberly Dobson remains missing, having last been seen Monday, April 17. She was last seen by her sister and her caregiver. Her missing person report was filed on Friday, April 21.
According to interim Assistant Police Chief Wayne Fisher, her family has not seen her again in the last two weeks. Her whereabouts are unknown, and they are seeking any information that could lead to her being found.
Dobson was last seen wearing a purple shirt and black pants. She does not have any listed locations she may visit or spend time at away from home. Her last known address was 301 Corder Road.
Anyone with information on Dobson’s location is asked to contact Detective Tyler Del Giorno at the Warner Robins Police Dept., (478) 302-5381.
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