RCMP search for Moncton woman

The Codiac RCMP is asking the public's help to find Donna O'Rielly, 54. (RCMP)

Codiac RCMP are asking for the public's help in finding a missing Moncton woman.

Donna O'Rielly, 54, was last seen Friday at 8 p.m. leaving the Highfield Square Mall in Moncton.

According to the RCMP, O'Rielly is five-foot-three and 130 pounds with green eyes and shoulder-length brown hair.

The last time she was seen, O'Rielly was wearing a brown suede-like jacket and jeans. O'Rielly was also carrying a brown purse and a lunch bag.

The RCMP said in a statement that O'Rielly's family is concerned for her safety.

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