Police are searching for a missing Roseville girl last seen by her family on Thursday.

Sabrina Fouchey, 12, was dropped off at the family residence two days ago. She told a sibling that she was going to the library and left the residence on foot, the Roseville Police Department reported in a news release.

Police say that Fouchey was last seen by family at about 4:30 p.m., and that her mother went to the police station the next day at about noon to report her daughter missing.

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Fouchey’s mother said her daughter has never been gone overnight, according to the police statement.

Fouchey is 5-feet-4, 130 pounds, with brown eyes, long brown hair, a scar on the right side of her forehead, and a scar on top of her hand, though police did not say which hand. Police say she was wearing black Nike shoes and had a gray backpack.

Police ask for the public’s help in locating Fouchey, who has been entered as a missing person. Anyone with information about Fouchey is asked to call Roseville Police at 586-447-4484.

Contact Hasan Dudar at hdudar@freepress.com.