BATH, Maine — UPDATE (2:30 p.m.)
Bath police say the missing teen, Alyssa Guyer, was found safe in New York Wednesday.
Police say Bath Police Detective Marc Brunelle was able to act on information received from the public and coordinated with authorities in N.H. and N.Y.
"Guyer is safe and sound and we are coordinating the next steps," Bath Deputy Chief Andrew Booth said in a release.
Original Story
The Bath Police Department is searching for Alyssa Guyer, a 17-year-old from New Hampshire, who went missing Tuesday night.
According to police, Alyssa left a residential group home in Bath Tuesday night without any belongings or personal medications to reportedly meet up with an unknown man.
Alyssa is described as being 5'2", 130 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen wearing a green Adidas sweatshirt and black leggings. Police say she may also be wearing a blue "St. John" sweatshirt.
The man she may be with is described as being an Asian man who is 5'10"-6'0" tall, who is heavyset and wearing a black hoodie, dark denim jeans, and driving a newer model black Audi with tinted windows, aftermarket exhaust, with New York license plates.
Anyone with information about Alyssa's whereabouts is asked to contact Detective Marc Brunelle or an on-duty patrol supervisor at 207-443-5563.
