Owner of legacy coffee shops in SF, Oakland reported missing

Owner of legacy coffee shops in SF, Oakland reported missing

Authorities are trying to find the proprietor of Farley’s, a well-liked coffee store with areas in downtown Oakland and San Francisco, who was reported missing on Wednesday. 

Amy Hillyard, the 52-year-old co-owner of the enterprise, was final seen close to Oakland’s Cleveland Heights neighborhood on the five hundred block of Radnor Road, according to the Oakland Police Department. Hillyard, who stands 5 toes, 4 inches tall and weighs 120 kilos, was sporting a tan-colored prime and pants. She has blond hair and hazel eyes, police mentioned.

Hillyard is taken into account “at risk” as a result of of her medical circumstances, police mentioned. 

Anyone with details about her whereabouts is urged to name OPD’s Missing Persons Unit at 510-238-3641. 

OPD and Farley’s didn’t have details about what might have led to Hillyard’s disappearance.

In an announcement to SFGATE, the enterprise mentioned, “Our hearts go out to Amy and her family and friends during this difficult time. She has been a passionate and active member of the Oakland community for 20+ years. We hope that she returns safely and we appreciate any information.” 

The Oakland location was additionally the center of controversy last year when anti-Zionist graffiti was discovered in the store’s restroom and several other workers have been fired. 

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