A missing man in Forth Valley who sparked a massive police search has been found safe and well.
We told how Allan White was last seen at his home in Thirlestane, Bo'ness on October 20.
Friends and colleagues who tried to reach out to the 30-year-old were unable to track him down.
He was reported missing on November 2.
Allan is known to frequent the Paisley Road area of Glasgow.
He has been homeless in the past.
He was due to attend and appointment on October 27 but failed to do to.
Police were concerned for Allan's welfare and put out an appeal for information.
Constable Brown said: "After speaking to neighbours, we know that Allan has not been home to Bo'ness for a few weeks now.
"He has been known to frequent the Paisley Road area of Glasgow and we believe he has been there recently.
"He may also have been homeless for a period of time.
"He was due at an appointment on Tuesday, October27 but didn't attend, and that, combined with the fact no one has been able to speak to him, is concerning"
"We would ask that anyone who knows where Allan is, or who has any information that will assist police trace him to make sure he is okay, contact Grangemouth Police Station via 101.
"Please quote reference number 2936 of Monday, November 2. "
On Thursday officers revealed that Allan had been found.
A statement from Forth Valley Police read: "We are pleased to confirm Allan White, who was reported missing from the Bo’ness area, has been traced safe and well.
"The media and members of the public are thanked for their assistance with this matter."
