Chula Vista Police Investigate Disappearance Of At-Risk Woman

CHULA VISTA, CA — A 47-year-old autistic woman from San Diego went missing early Sunday morning and was last seen on video leaving a Chula Vista casino with an unknown male, the Chula Vista Police Department said.

At about 5:34 a.m. Sunday, police received a call of a missing person at risk from the Seven Mile Casino, 285 Bay Blvd., in Chula Vista.

Officers learned Pang Vue was seen on video leaving the casino with an unknown male at about 1:46 am. Sunday, authorities said.

Vue was described as an Asian woman, about 4-foot, 10-inches tall, weighing 100 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.

She was last seen wearing a pink jacket, black pants, white shoes and carrying a black backpack.

Vue needs medicine daily and speaks limited English, police said.

She was seen being pushed in a wheelchair by the male southbound on Bay Boulevard near F St in Chula Vista.

Vue is fully ambulatory and does not require a wheelchair for mobility, police said.

The unknown male was described by police as a possible transient, white or Hispanic male, wearing a black jacket, blue jersey and black pants. The man has a thin build, with shoulder-length brown or black hair.

Vue lives in San Diego and is unfamiliar with Chula Vista, according to police.

The disappearance was being investigated by the CVPD Patrol Division.

Anyone with information about Pang Vue was asked to contact the CVPD at 619-691-5151.

—City News Service