Prince George's County Police Alert for Missing 79-Year-Old Dianne Jones

Dianne Jones, 79, was last seen on Feb. 22 at about 8:30 a.m. in the 4100 block of Vine Street in Capitol Heights, Prince George's County Police said, and officers have issued a missing-person alert seeking the public's help locating her.

"Prince George's County Police issued an alert for 79-year-old Dianne Jones, last seen on Feb. 22 at 8:30 a.m. in the 4100 block of Vine Street. She is 5'3", 153 lbs, wearing an orange/pink sweatshirt, brown leather coat, and tan sweatpants. Call 911 if located." That alert lists Jones's physical measurements as 5'3" and 153 lbs and gives the clothing she was wearing when last seen.

An Instagram post amplifying the notice included the social-media text: "MISSING: 79 -year-old Dianne Jones. Last seen on 2/22/26 at approx 8:30 am in the 4100 block of Vine Street. She is 5'3 & 153 lbs. Last seen wearing an", the Instagram excerpt is truncated after the clothing line but matches the date and time in the police alert and explicitly includes the year 2026.

The police alert does not include a photograph, a case number, a public-affairs contact, or any information about medical conditions or mobility needs for Jones. The alert also omits vehicle details, footwear, and whether witnesses or surveillance footage exist in the area of the 4100 block of Vine Street; the only contact instruction provided in the alert is to "Call 911 if located."

Residents and businesses on Vine Street and surrounding blocks in Capitol Heights should note the specific description in the alert: a 79-year-old woman, 5'3", 153 lbs, last seen wearing an orange/pink sweatshirt, a brown leather coat and tan sweatpants at about 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 22, 2026. Prince George's County Police issued the alert and asked that anyone who locates Jones call 911.

The combined police alert and social-media post place Jones in the 4100 block of Vine Street on the morning of 2/22/26; law enforcement has provided the physical and clothing description and directed the public to contact emergency services if they have information.