Woman Missing Since Valentine’s Day Was in “Feed the Piggies” Viral Video

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

GoLocal Worcester News Team

24-year-old Lindsey McNamara of Ashland has been missing since Valentine's Day. According to Ashland Police, McNamara was last seen on Saturday night near P.F. Chang's in Natick.

In December, McNamara was involved in an incident at the Framingham Police Department. McNamara entered the police department with a Dunkin Donuts box filled with raw meat. McNamara threw bacon and sausage at the dispatch window and announced that she was there to "feed the piggies." McNamara was charged with Disorderly Conduct and Malicious Destruction of Property.

The video of McNamara's actions went viral. To see the video, click here: Woman Throws Bacon and Pork at Cops Inside Police Station.

Last week, the charges were dropped for lack of proof that McNamara had actually damaged anything.

On Sunday, McNamara's sister posted on this on Facebook: "We have not heard from her since friday. Last night 2/14/15 Valentines day, the police traced her cell phone to somewhere around P.F.Changs in Natick . but they didn't find her or her car. As of 8 tonight 24 hrs later the trace said her phone is still in the same location. We have looked all over that area and have not found her, her car, or her phone. She has blue eyes and brown hair. She was seen at p.f.changs last night with a man and a woman who's identity we do not know."

On Monday, her sister wrote: "We still have not heard from Lindsey. However The police have just informed my parents that they are going to get security footage from that night. And they are actively serching. I feel better knowing they are putting their rescorces to work to find her. Hopefully we will be able to track her from there and find her safe."

Ashland Police have confrimed that McNamara's cell phone pinged in the area near P.F. Chang's. They are actively investigating her disappearance. If you have any information, please contact the Ashland Police Department at 508-881-1212 extension 0.