In the search for a kidnapped Vallejo woman, crews have focused on Mare Island and the surrounding area. Crews are using sonar along the Mare Island waterfront to help in the search for Denise Huskins.
The 30-year-old woman was last seen Monday morning, when a man told police Huskins was abducted from their Vallejo home.
More than 100 trained search personnel spent Tuesday near Mare Island. Investigators say there was no specific tip that led them to the area, they focused there because of its proximity to where Huskins went missing.
Police said that at 1:55 p.m. Monday, a 30-year-old man contacted Vallejo police with a report of a possible abduction for ransom which reportedly happened in the 500 block of Kirkland Avenue. The man told police that Huskins was forcibly taken against her will at the location sometime early Monday morning.
Police would not comment on why he waited several hours to contact them. Park said the man is not in custody, but added that they are working with him to "piece the puzzle together."
Anyone who may have information regarding Huskins' location and welfare are encouraged to call the Vallejo Police Department Detective Division at 707 648-4524.
