Man arrested in Glasgow after 17-year-old girl goes missing Georgia Williams, 17, who has been missing for three days. Photograph: West Mercia police/PA Police in Glasgow have arrested a 22-year-old man on suspicion of kidnap, as the hunt for a teenage girl who has been missing for three days continues. Georgia Williams, 17, has not been seen since she disappeared from her family home in Wellington, Shropshire, on Sunday evening. Police believe she was in the company of a local 22-year-old man who was arrested on Wednesday morning in Glasgow. Jamie Reynolds, of Telford, is believed to be a friend of Georgia's and has been named as the suspect in the case, but police have yet to find the teenager, who is also thought to be in Glasgow. Reynolds allegedly drove a silver Toyota van that was tracked from Wellington to Oswestry in Shropshire before travelling to Rhyl, Chester, Cumbria and Glasgow. West Mercia police appealed to Georgia and members of the public to get in touch, adding that her parents were devastated. Superintendent Nav Malik said: "I'd like to make a direct appeal to Georgia to get in touch with us. If you hear these appeals, please contact us. You are not in any trouble, we simply wish to make sure you are safe and well. He added: "A police operation has led to the arrest of a man in Glasgow but we have so far not been able to locate Georgia. We are keen to hear from anyone who has seen Georgia since Sunday afternoon, or has any information about her whereabouts or movements over the past few days. I am concerned for Georgia's welfare and am asking for the public's help to try and locate her. Georgia is described as white, 160cm (5ft 3in), and slim with red hair. She revealed to friends on Twitter she had "stuff on her mind" nine hours before going missing. At 10.30am on Sunday she tweeted: "Worst night's sleep in ages. Need sleep. Stuff on mind. Now can't get back to sleep. Malik said, however, there was no evidence that Georgia had reason to be troubled. I reiterate, we are very concerned, gravely concerned, about her disapperance, her parents are naturally devastated and we urge anyone with any information to come forward as soon as they can. He added that Georgia had missed a driving lesson she had been looking forward to and a concert she was due to attend with her boyfriend. He also said Georgia's disappearance was entirely out of character. Police are providing support for her family and questioning her siblings about her state of mind. Malik also confirmed Georgia's father was a serving detective constable with West Mercia police, based at Telford. Reynolds is described as a friend of Georgia's, but not her boyfriend. Malik said Georgia's family, including her two sisters, were very upset. "It is a difficult time for them," he said. Her father is a police officer but that's not taking away from the investigation. We are looking to trace her. He also revealed that detectives working on the investigation were trying to trace Georgia's mobile phone, which she had with her when she left home. She definitely left home with the phone. We're trying to find it,"he said. We know she was sending texts up until 8pm, about half an hour after she was last physically seen. There was a combination of texts and calls, but I cannot say what about.