BOSTON (AP) — Boston's police commissioner is asking the city's nightspots and bars to send representatives to a meeting next week to discuss patron safety following two high-profile abductions of women.

Commissioner William Gross sent a letter to liquor license holders asking every establishment to send a representative to the meeting scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at the Iron Workers Union Local 7 building in South Boston.

He said the meeting was called to establish a dialogue between city officials and license holders about concerns including the safety and well-being of patrons.

A 23-year-old woman who vanished from outside of bar near Faneuil Hall in January was later found alive.

Jassy Correia, also 23, disappeared from outside a Theater District nightclub last month and was found dead in a car in Delaware days later.