July 22, 2002 <BR> Watch this story in Windows Media. <P>Missing Lake Oswego girl found <P> LAKE OSWEGO - Lake Oswego police say a 16-year-old girl missing since Sunday evening has been found unharmed in Washington State. Police said she was found in the Seattle area but had no further details. They said she was found at about 9:40 p.m. Monday evening.<P>Her parents reported Sarah Roberts missing after she drove to Tryon Creek State Park to go jogging with her dogs. The dogs were found locked in the car she was driving.<P>Police combed the park area today looking for her. The FBI had also joined the search for Roberts.<P>About 100 searchers from various law enforcement agencies, aided by helicopters and dogs, were combing the urban park Monday, looking for any trace of the 16-year-old. The terrain at the park is steep and rugged, and the hot weather in the Portland area forced searchers to look in shifts, so they would not be overcome by fatigue.<P>By midafternoon, they had completed a search of the signed paths through the park, and could conclude that Roberts had probably not fallen and found herself unable to get to safety.<P> The Roberts family had said there are no family problems that might have caused Roberts to run away.<P>Police were puzzling over why the two family dogs - a black Labrador and a black chow mix - were locked in the car, especially since Sunday evening was relatively warm and pets should not be left in the car in such weather. <P>Roberts' hair has recently been dyed black and her eyes are brown.<P>Sarah Roberts will be a junior at Lake Oswego High School this year and is on the softball team. She lives with her parents and has one older brother.<P><BR><a href="http://www.katu.com/news/story.asp?ID=48845";>http://www.katu.com/news/story.asp?ID=48845<;/a><P>