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Sheriff's Office: Two missing in New Hanover County

On Tuesday, the New Hanover Sheriff’s Office released a Missing Person Checklist, stating that two people were reported missing on Monday.

One of the missing persons is Marquel J. Jiles, an African American male, age 44. Jiles is 184 pounds, he has short, dark-colored hair, has a medium build and was last seen at 5584 Wood Duck Circle.

And Tammy Lynn Glenn, a 59-year-old, Caucasian woman is also reported missing. Glenn is about 5’6, weighs 140 pounds and has blonde hair and green eyes. She was last seen at a Red Roof Inn.

Public Information Officer Lt. Jerry Brewer said he spoke with the missing individual’s family members. According to their reports, the two may be romantically involved and may both be drug users.

Brewer said anyone with information can contact the sheriff’s office so the two can return home safely.

Aaleah McConnell is a Report for America corps member and a recent North Carolina implant from Atlanta, Georgia. They report on the criminal justice system in New Hanover County and surrounding areas. Before joining WHQR, they completed a fellowship with the States Newsroom, as a General Assignment Reporter for the Georgia Recorder. Aaleah graduated from Kennesaw State University with a degree in journalism and minored in African and African-American Diaspora studies. In their free time, Aaleah loves roller-skating and enjoys long walks with their dog Kai. You can reach them at amcconnell@whqr.org.