SAN BERNARDINO: Authorities widen search for missing woman Share Pin It 1 of 5 More Galleries Hastings Anyanwu, 26, said he lives in the unit directly above the one occupied by Sahray Astina Barber, 22, who was reported missing on Monday. DAVID BAUMAN , PHOTOS: DAVID BAUMAN, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Related article » 
 
 Mounted police expanded their search Wednesday for a missing 22-year-old San Bernardino woman as detectives examined her belongings and Cal State San Bernardino released a composite sketch of a suspect in two attacks there. Searchers on motorcycle and horseback were searching for clues in the hills just north of Barber’s home, where she lives with two roommates, who reported her missing. • Video: Parents make plea for daughter’s safe return 
 
 Sahray Astina Barber, 22, was last seen around 6 a.m. Monday as she made her way to work from her apartment located at 1505 West Northpark Blvd., directly across the street from the university, San Bernardino police officials said. When she didn’t show up at work at the The Art Institute where she is also a student, the police were called, said Lt. Rich Lawhead. "We are concerned due to recent events in the area, however we have no concrete evidence that for sure tells us there’s any kind of foul play right now," said San Bernardino Police Lt. Richard Lawhead. Cal State president, Tomás D. Morales, sent an email to students and faculty Tuesday morning responding to Barber’s disappearance. Sahray Astina Barber may have gone missing early Monday morning after leaving her apartment complex in the 1500 block of Northpark Boulevard in San Bernardino, officials with the San Bernardino Police Department said. Barber is described as a white female, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, 125 pounds, with long red/brown straight hair and green eyes. Anyone who has seen Barber or has information about her whereabouts is asked to call San Bernardino police Detective Dan Han at 909-384-5623 or the San Bernardino Police Investigations Bureau at 909-384-5615.
– Police on horseback and dirt bikes are searching remote areas for a woman whose disappearance followed a series of violent attacks at Cal State San Bernardino. Sahray Astina Barber, a 22-year-old who studies and works at the Art Institute of California-Inland Empire, lives across the street from the university and was last seen around 6am Monday. The university emailed students about her disappearance, saying that her roommates found her belongings, including her phone and laptop, scattered on the lawn outside her apartment building and called police after discovering that she hadn't turned up to work that day, the San Bernardino Sun reports. "We're covering every road, every trail, and every rabbit path," one of the searchers scouring the hills tells the Press-Enterprise. Police say they haven't found firm evidence of foul play or established a connection between the disappearance and the wave of attacks at Cal State in the last few weeks, which include a carjacking, an attempted rape, and—the day before Barber vanished—an incident in which a female student fought off a man who tried to kidnap her, NBC reports. Police have released a composite sketch of a suspect in two of the Cal State attacks, who is described as a Hispanic male around 20 years old, according to the Press-Enterprise. The university says it has more than doubled its police presence, and Barber's father says, "We just want her back," the Sun reports. (An attempted kidnapping in Washington state was foiled by the snatched toddler's 8-year-old sister.)