Brandi Curley is hearing impaired, and is known to communicate using sign language. She has been missing since Feb. 9, 2022. Submitted photo

Brandi Curley is hearing impaired, and is known to communicate using sign language. She has been missing since Feb. 9, 2022. Submitted photo

UPDATE: missing Campbell River woman located

Brandi Curley, 27, missing since Feb. 9 for second time this week

UPDATE; The missing 27-year-old Campbell River woman has been located, Campbell River RCMP report.

Brandi Curley was last seen on Feb. 9 in Campbell River but police say she has been located and is safe.

Curley also went missing on Feb. 3, but was found on Feb. 7. This is the second time this week that the community was concerned about Curley’s location.

Campbell River RCMP thanked the public for its assistance in this matter.

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