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(Photo by CARLOS OSORIO / POOL / AFP) (Photo by CARLOS OSORIO/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) 'Never seen levels like this': Union president on airline passenger misconduct Memorial Day weekend will bring rain and cool air for much of the East (CNN) — Earlier this month, US Postal Service letter carrier Kierra Coles left her Chicago apartment apparently dressed for work. A neighbor’s surveillance video captured her walking past her vehicle in her work uniform, CNN affiliate WLS reported. Coles was last seen on October 2, Chicago police said. She is three months pregnant, WLS reported. Chicago police said in a statement they “suspect possible foul play” in the 27-year-old’s disappearance because she has been missing for more than two weeks. The reward for information leading to Coles’ whereabouts is now more than $28,000. “I miss the smile on her face. If anybody knows anything, please, call in. Let us know,” her father Joseph Coles, who traveled from his home in Racine, Wisconsin to help in the search, told WLS. Coles was last seen near East 82nd Street and South Coles Avenue, according to Chicago police. That location is about 3 miles away from where WLS reported Coles lives. Her family did not hear from her and filed a missing person’s report on October 4, WLS reported. Coles’ family said it’s unlike her to just disappear. “We talk all the time. If we miss one day, it’s just one day,” Coles’ mother, Karen Phillips, told WLS. “Never, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine days. Never.” Phillips said she wants to be able say that her daughter just went somewhere and didn’t want to tell anyone. “But I don’t feel that,” Philips said. Postal Employee Kierra Coles is reported missing and was last seen on October 2, 2018. If you have information regarding Kierra's whereabouts, please call the U.S. Postal Inspection Service at 1-877-876-2455. There is a reward for up to $25,000. pic.twitter.com/uLdN8iEtNu — USPIS - Chicago (@USPIS_CHI) October 15, 2018 The US Postal Inspection Service, the law enforcement arm of the US Postal Service, offered a $25,000 reward this week for information that could help find Coles. Coles’ union, the National Association of Letter Carriers, added another $3,500 to the reward pool. That includes a $1,000 contribution from community activists, Mack Julion, president of the union’s Chicago branch told HLN, CNN’s sister station. “We’re going to find our sister,” Julion said. Coles stands 5-feet 4-inches tall, weighs about 125 pounds and has brown eyes and black hair, Chicago police said. She has a tattoo of a heart on her right hand and another that says “Lucky Libra” on her back.<doc-sep>
Officials from the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and Chicago Police Department have launched a joint investigation following the disappearance of a 26-year-old mail worker who was last seen close to her home in South Vernon Avenue more than two weeks ago. As family and close friends continue to flyer the streets with pictures of USPS employee Kierra Coles, detectives on the case are now probing potential foul play, the Chicago Tribune reported. Coles was three months pregnant at the time of her disappearance on Tuesday, October 2. The woman's mother, Karen Phillips, reported her daughter as missing on October 4 after not hearing from her for two days. Coles' purse and phone were found inside her car. "I talk to her every day. I knew something was wrong. It's just not like her," Phillips told The Tribune. Anthony Guglielmi, a Chicago police spokesperson, said investigators had no reason to suspect the disappearance was linked to her work. He confirmed detectives had interviewed people about Coles' schedule for the day she was last seen and are aware of her close contacts. According to the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, Coles was not officially on duty when she went missing. "At this point, anything is possible," stated USPIS spokesperson Julie Kenney. On Monday, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service offered a financial reward of up to $25,000 for any information leading to the whereabouts of Coles. On Twitter, it appealed to the public. Postal Employee Kierra Coles is reported missing and was last seen on October 2, 2018. If you have information regarding Kierra's whereabouts, please call the U.S. Postal Inspection Service at 1-877-876-2455. There is a reward for up to $25,000. pic.twitter.com/uLdN8iEtNu — USPIS - Chicago (@USPIS_CHI) October 15, 2018 Coles is described as having brown eyes, a heart tattoo on her right hand and a "lucky libra" tattoo on her back. She weighs 125 lbs., is 5'4", with a medium brown complexion and black hair. Approximately $3,500 more has also been offered from postal and activist groups. Last Tuesday, October 9, WGN-TV revealed that surveillance footage taken from a neighbor's device showed Coles on the day she was last seen. She had been dressed in her work uniform. A U.S. Post Office spokesperson said Coles called in sick that day. Coles' sister, Kimberly Phillips told WGN-TV it was strange to see her Snapchat untouched, because the app was used daily. Two days earlier, a friend of Coles, called Keara Johnson, appealed for help on Facebook. "I need everyone with a heart…any friends any family, everyone that knows me or Kierra, even if you don't know her, pray for a safe return. Share this post let it get around. If anybody [has any] information contact police contact me family anyone just let us know she's OK," she wrote. Anyone with information is urged to call the U.S. Postal Inspection Service at 1-877-876-2455. Alternatively, Chicago Police Department said anonymous tips can be sent using CPDtip.com.