Chula Vista, California (CNS) — A 47-year-old woman with autism was believed to be missing on Sunday after she was found to have left the South Bay Casino overnight with a strange man.

At around 5:34 am on Sunday, the police received a call from a missing person at the Seven Mile Casino on Chula Vista 285 Bay Blvd., who was in danger.

The police officer learned that Pang Vue was seen leaving the casino with an unknown man on the video tape at approximately 1:46 am. The authorities said Sunday. According to the police, the family believed that Vue was willing to go with the man and said she had done similar things before.

Vue is described as an Asian woman, about 4 feet tall, 10 inches tall, weighing 100 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. She was wearing a pink jacket, black pants, white shoes and a black backpack before she disappeared.

The police said that Vue needs to take medicine every day and only speaks limited English.

On the Bay Boulevard near F St in Chura Vista, she was pushed southward by the wheelchair towards the male, and pushed by the male towards the wheelchair. The police said that Vue can move around completely and can travel without a wheelchair.

Police said the unknown male may be a homeless white or Hispanic male, wearing a black jacket, blue jersey and black pants. The person is thin and has brown or black shoulder hair.

According to the police, Vue lives in San Diego and is not familiar with Chula Vista. The CVPD Patrol Department is investigating such disappearances.

Anyone requesting information about Pang Vue, please contact CVPD at 619-691-5151.

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