RCMP searching for Airdrie, Alta. couple to check on well-being
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Alberta RCMP are looking for Richard and Melanie Kraska of Airdrie after family reported not hearing from them since Wednesday, Sept. 29.
RCMP are trying to track down a couple from Airdrie, Alta., whose family hasn’t heard from them since Wednesday.
Police say they are trying to confirm the well-being of Melanie and Richard Kraska.
The couple’s family flagged their disappearance to Mounties on Friday, saying it was unusual not to hear from them.
It’s believed Melanie and Richard are together, possibly driving a 2011 gold-coloured Jeep Grand Cherokee bearing Alberta licence plate BLH2361.
Airdrie RCMP are asking anyone with any information on the couple’s whereabouts to please call them at 403-945-7200 or online through Crime Stoppers.
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