12-year-old Jasmine Baker who was reported missing since Tuesday was found unharmed. She was found with a man who is now facing charges for Baker's disappearance, according to authorities.

Jasmine Baker was found in Raleigh with an unidentified man from North Carolina and is believed to be in his 30s.  FBI agents had found the location of the 12-year-old girl about 10:30 p.m. at a house in Raleigh three days after she was gone missing.

On Tuesday morning, Jasmine Baker left her home at 4200 block of Soth Ave. White Marsh to attend to her sixth grade class in Perry Hall Middle School in Baltimore County. However, her parents worried when she didn't arrive at the expected time.

When Jasmine left her home, she brought no phone, charger or any gadget or clothes with her. The school administration hasn't informed the parents about Baker's absence in class.

Immediately, Baker's parents alerted the FBI and police officers to help them locate Jasmine Baker. Jasmine parents wasted no time to locate their daughter. FBI agents scattered photos of Jasmine Baker in billboards so she could be found easily.

The FBI had described Jasmine as 5'5″ tall and weighs 175 pounds with blue eyes and has long brown hair. She was reportedly last seen donning blue jeans and a brown jacket.

On Friday, Jasmine Baker was found safe by the FBI agents in Raleigh. The authorities had tracked her location through her Xbox and iPod gadgets, CBS News reported.

When Jasmine Baker was found, she was brought to hospital for examination while the unidentified man was submitted for questioning. Possible charges may be filed against him once the federal authorities had found him guilty for the offense.

Huffington Post reported that authorities had discovered that Jasmine Baker, the girl found in Raleigh is fond of accessing the social media. The federal agents claimed that Jasmine Baker was a user of various social applications, texting and emailing.

The County Police has received roughly 50 tips on the girl's possible location. FBI and police agents had also searched neighbors, hotels within the area, and reviewed commercial footages that could give clues to missing Jasmine Baker.

After Jasmine Baker was found, she was interrogated by the Baltimore County Police Department's Crimes Against Children Unit before she was returned to her family.