Police have appealed for information to find a 16-year-old girl who went missing in Kent.
Grace Fisher has not been seen since Friday 13 October when she was spotted with a man in Chatham town centre between 6.30pm and 6.53pm.
Officers said a man in his 20s had now been identified and arrested following a public appeal.
Grace’s whereabouts are still unknown.
Detective Inspector Scott Relf said: “We are still very keen to speak to Grace to ensure she is safe and well and, if she is reading this, I urge her to get in touch with us.”
Grace is from Gillingham.
Police are urging anyone who knows where she is to call 999 quoting reference 13-1191.
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