Missing Woman: Regina Dozier
A Local Woman Vanishes Without a Trace
Missing person in North Carolina. Rocky Mount, North Carolina – The Nash County Sheriff’s Office needs your help. Regina Dozier, 42, has been missing for days. Her loved ones are worried, and time is running out.
Regina was last seen near 3159 Octavia Drive. Since then, there’s been no word from her. No calls, no updates, no signs.
Who Is Regina Dozier?
Regina is a Black woman, 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighing over 200 pounds. She has black hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a green shirt, black shorts, and gray sneakers.
Her family says she is kind and thoughtful. They can’t understand her disappearance. They believe something serious has happened.
Medical Concerns Make This Critical
Regina lives with medical conditions that need regular care. She takes daily medication. Without it, her health could quickly decline.
Because of this, police say the situation is urgent. She may be in danger, especially if she can’t access her medicine. Each passing hour matters more.
Her family is asking everyone to stay alert. They want to bring her home safe.
Places She Might Be
Police say Regina often visits Little Easonburg and South Church Street. She knows those areas well. People who live or work nearby should watch carefully.
Look around parking lots, bus stops, and sidewalks. Check your yards, porches, and cameras. Even a small detail might help find her.
Local stores and gas stations should review their camera footage. A single image could be the clue that solves this case.
Here’s How You Can Help
If you’ve seen Regina—or know where she might be—call the Nash County Sheriff’s Office now at 252-459-4121. Don’t wait. Don’t assume someone else has already called. Every tip matters.
Also, you can help by sharing this alert. Post it online. Talk to your neighbors. Print flyers if you can. The more people know her face, the more likely someone will recognize her.
A Community Must Come Together
Regina’s story isn’t just about one person. It’s about a family in fear. It’s about a city that can help.
Let’s not stay silent. Let’s speak up and search. Regina is part of this community, and we all have the power to help bring her back.
Her life matters. Her safety matters. Your actions could bring her home.
