Phoenix-area woman found, Silver Alert canceled

PHOENIX — A missing Mesa woman suffering from Alzheimer’s was found safe after disappearing for several hours Wednesday morning, canceling a Silver Alert.

Police said Raynita K. Bullock, 73, left home driving a gold 2006 Hyundai Azera, Arizona license plate AXJ 2281. She made her way to a store near Guadalupe and Ellsworth roads around 1 a.m.

Bullock, described as 5-feet-1, 180 pounds and has white hair and brown eyes. She suffers from Alzheimer’s. Bullock was wearing a striped white-and-blue shirt and Capri pants.

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