Eva Brown was last seen at Union Square in Aberdeen ten days ago.
A missing 14-year-old girl has been found, almost two weeks on from being spotted in Aberdeen.
Eva Brown, who is from Winchburgh in West Lothian, was traced safe and well by officers last night.
It comes as a fresh appeal to find her was circulated on Friday.
CCTV footage captured Eva Brown at Union Square in Aberdeen on August 11. Image: Police Scotland.
She was spotted in Union Square, believed to be travelling to the Stonehaven area after getting on public transport after 4.35pm on Sunday, August 11.
Police made “extensive inquiries” into Eva’s whereabouts, with the teenager known to visit the Granite City and Mallaig in the Highlands.
But police announced they were “pleased” to have finally tracked her “safe and well”.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We are pleased to confirm that 14-year-old Eva Brown, who had been reported missing from the West Lothian area, has been traced safe and well.
“Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal.”
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Missing 14-year-old girl found 13 days on from being spotted in Aberdeen
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