A missing 16-year-old has been found safe after being reported missing on April 19. (Justin Samanski-Langille/News Staff)

A missing 16-year-old has been found safe after being reported missing on April 19. (Justin Samanski-Langille/News Staff)

UPDATE: 16-year-old Shirita Beans found safe

She was the subject of a missing person alert on Monday

Shirita Beans has been found safe.

The 16-year-old was reported missing on April 19 and was the subject of a West Shore RCMP missing person alert on Monday (April 26).

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