Police hold urgent welfare concerns for a 13-year-old Baldivis girl.
Tiah-Rose Grey was last seen at her home on Sunday, February 23.
She is described as being about 167cm tall, of slim build, with reddish-brown hair.
Tiah-Rose was last seen wearing black shorts, a black ‘trapstar’ jumper with blue and red writing.
Concerns are held for her welfare and police are urging anyone who sees Tiah-Rose, or who has any information relating to her whereabouts, to call police immediately on 131 444.
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