Authorities are asking the public's help in finding a woman they say went missing Jan. 18 from her Route 38, Lumberton home.
Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi and Lumberton Police Chief Anthony DiLoreto said Angelina "Angel" Cocuzza, 61, was living at the the Lumberton Independent Living campus on Route 38 near Madison Avenue.
─>Their concern has increased given the length of time Cocuzza has been missing and the impending storm. Family members fear she may have intended to harm herself.
─>Cocuzza sands 5' 5" inches, and weighs 115 pounds. She may have cut her hair very short. She suffers from depression as well as other medical conditions.
"Somebody out there might possess information that could lead us to Angelina," Bernardi said in a statement. "If you believe you have useful knowledge, we want to talk to you immediately."
Anyone with information on Cocuzza can call Lumberton Township Police at 609-267-8300 or the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office Major Crimes Unit at 609-265-7113.
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