Chantel Brooks, a Fairfield woman, went missing on July 17 and police now suspect foul play in her disappearance.
“Our investigation will remain active as we continue working to find Chantel and determine what happened to her. We remain committed to providing answers to her family and our community. They also left ways for people to reach them about the Chantel Brooks case. Chantel’s current location remains unknown as cops are trying to find the woman who’s been missing for over a month. Cops have not disclosed what happened after Brooks went to the vehicle and whether she got on. Amid the search for Brooks, here’s all you need to know about the missing woman.
“Direct Contact: Call the Fairfield Police Department at 707-428-7300 or contact your local law enforcement agency. Anonymous Tipline: Call the Investigations Division at 707-428-7600. Email: Send details to the Fairfield Investigations Division at [email protected],” the statement concluded. She was seen leaving her job at Hotel Le Nain in the 700 block of Eddy Street in San Francisco at about 12:20am, on July 17.
The Fairfield Police Department urges anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Chantel Brooks to report this information immediately,” cops further said. Her brother reportedly told the San Francisco Chronicle that the SUV was later tracked down to 55th Avenue in Oakland.
The Fairfield Police Department of California posted an update today about the case. “The Fairfield Police Department continues to actively investigate the disappearance of 36-year-old Chantel Brooks. Based on what detectives have learned during the investigation, it is believed Chantel’s disappearance involved foul play,” they wrote. “To date, the investigative efforts have included dozens of search warrants, multiple coordinated ground searches involving search and rescue resources through Cal OES, and extensive aerial drone grid searches. The department is also working closely with the Solano County District Attorney’s Office while working through various leads in her disappearance,” the statement added.
