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A woman who was seen being carried into a car and driven off has been found “safe and well” after a police appeal.
Officers were called to reports of a disturbance in Turnberry Avenue in Dundee at 11.50pm on Saturday.
Following a report of a concern for a young woman in Turnberry Avenue, Dundee on Saturday, 2 December, 2023, she has been traced safe and well.
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The woman, described as being around 20 years old with long black hair and wearing a short white skirt, was carried into a blue or black Range Rover where another man was present.
But she was later located, with a police spokesman saying: “Following a report of a concern for a young woman in Turnberry Avenue, Dundee, on Saturday 2 December 2023, she has been traced safe and well.”
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