COLDWATER, Mich. — UPDATE, 9 p.m: Michigan State Police said both Gillum and Cunningham have been located and the Endangered Missing Advisories were canceled.
ORIGINAL STORY, 3 p.m: Endangered Missing Advisories have been issued for two women who ran away from an adult foster care home in Coldwater, Michigan State Police said.
Police issued the advisories for 37-year-old Char Renee Gillum and 51-year-old Shelley Sue Cunningham.
Police say the two women were heard talking Friday night into Saturday morning about running away from the Coldwater home to Battle Creek with someone named James.
Gillum and Cunningham were last seen in the garage of the home at 126 Gail Ann Dr. around 1 a.m. Saturday.
Both women suffer from mental disabilities requiring them to be supervised at the adult facility, police say.
Neither of the women have access to a vehicle, and it’s currently unknown if they are on foot in the Branch County area or if they were picked up and possibly transported to the Battle Creek area.
Below is a description of 37-year-old Char Renee Gillum:
- Height: 5-foot-11
- Weight: 230 pounds
- Hair Color: Blonde or Strawberry
- Eye Color: Blue
- Race: White
- Clothing: White and blue striped pants with a black tank top.
Below is a description of 51-year-old Shelley Sue Cunningham:
- Height: 5-foot-3
- Weight: 210 pounds
- Hair Color: Brown
- Eye Color: Unknown
- Race: White
- Clothing: Jean shorts and a light blue tank top.
Anyone with information about the whereabouts of Gillum and Cunningham are asked to call 911 immediately.
Editor's note: The above photo is of Gillum. No photo of Cunningham was provided.
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