Police seek 'missing at-risk' Pacific Beach woman last seen in La Mesa [Breaking]
A 32-year-old Pacific Beach woman went missing this week under mysterious circumstances, prompting San Diego police to classify her as “at-risk” and seek the public’s help to find her.
Nicole Marie Paré was supposed to pick up a family member Monday from San Diego International Airport but never showed up, according to San Diego police. Other family members went to check her Pacific Beach residence, but neither Paré nor her car were there.On April 11, 2022, Nicole Paré failed to pick up a family member at the airport. Other family members checked her residence in Pacific Beach and were unable to locate her or her vehicle, 2017 Audi A5 .
Paré is a 32yrs old, white female, blond hair, brown eyes, 5’2” tall, and about 130 lbs. Her clothing is unknown at this time. If anyone has information on Nicole Marie Paré please contact the San Diego Police Department at 619-531-2000 and reference
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