Water police join search for missing Ipswich woman Police search for Constance Cafarella in Goodna Creek, Collingwood Park. Photo: David Nielsen/The Queensland Times. Water police have joined the search for missing Ipswich woman Constance Cafarella. The 23-year-old woman was last seen at her home on Brisbane Road, Redbank, about midday on Australia Day. An hour later, a council-operated Safe City CCTV camera captured her crossing nearby Smiths Road wearing long blue pants, a red scarf and top. CCTV cameras captured Constance Cafarella, 23, crossing Smith Street in Redbank on Sunday. She has not been seen or heard of since. Water police in a small dingy searched Goodna Creek on Wednesday, while other officers waded through the shallows and reedy banks. ""We are quite concerned and our anxiety grows with each hour we don't find her,"" Ipswich police Inspector Keith McDonald told The Queensland Times. Constance Cafarella ... ""We want to find her alive and end the heartache for her husband and friends and family."" Inspector McDonald said officers would reassess the search area on Friday. ""We'll be re-evaluating the way the search has gone, going over everything to see if we've missed anything,"" Inspector McDonald said. ""Then we'll sit down and work out a new strategy heading into the weekend. ""By then it will be six days since Constance has taken medication."" Ms Cafarella is described as being about 155 centimetres tall with a slim build and brown hair.