Authorities search for missing woman after North Augusta vehicle crash

NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. (WJBF) – North Augusta Public Safety responded to a motor vehicle collision on Gregory Lake Road Wednesday afternoon after a vehicle left the roadway and went into a ditch.
Officers state that the vehicle was 'operated by a white female who exited the vehicle and wandered off into the woods.'
According to the department, the woman has been identified as Susan Rhodes. She was wearing bright red shirt and an arm sling when she was last seen going through the yard at 2224 Gregory Lake Road. North Augusta Public Safety stated a witness said she appeared to be disoriented and possibly suffering from some type of medical issue.
Those who have located or seen Rhodes are asked to notify dispatch at (803) 441-4200.
Edgefield County Sheriffs office and Aiken County Sheriff's office have been assisting in the search with K-9s and Drones.
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