Cops find autistic girl, 7, who vanished from her Birmingham home wearing a pink Minnie Mouse top

A MISSING 7-year-old autistic girl who was reported  missing from her home in Birmingham has been found, police say.

Angela Zheng was last seen leaving her house on Kingstanding Road at 5.45pm and was missing for several hours before police reported she had been found around 8.45pm today.

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She was wearing a pink Minnie Mouse top with sequins on it, and black leggings.

A spokesman for West Midlands Police said: "This is an urgent appeal for sightings of a young Chinese girl who’s wandered off from her home in Kingstanding, Birmingham.

"Angela Zheng left her home in Kingstanding Road at around 5.45pm today and hasn’t been seen since. Please call 999 if you see her."

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Police said Angela is unlikely to communicate with members of the public or ask for help.

West Midlands Police confirmed today, August 19 at 8.42pm that Angela has been found.

Officers thanked members of the public for their help.

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