University student safe after over a week of being missing in New York, initially from Jacksonville State University
Missing Student Found Safe in New York
James Nichols, a student at Jacksonville State University, has been found safe in New York after going missing for over a week. The university's police department is grateful for the outcome and the tireless efforts of public safety professionals.
According to Police Chief Michael Barton, the search for James Nichols began on Aug. 28, the moment the report of his disappearance was made. Officers worked around the clock to locate him. James Nichols departed the Jacksonville State University campus at approximately 3 a.m. on that day, driving a 1999 blue, four-door Chevrolet Malibu.
The vehicle was recorded traveling north on Highway 431 in Glencoe, Alabama, on the day James went missing. The car was then spotted in Pawling, New York, the day after he was reported missing. Pawling is approximately 73 miles from New York City.
The exact location of James in New York was not disclosed for privacy reasons. However, it is known that he has spoken with his family following his safe recovery.
Law enforcement partners across the country assisted in the case, and tips and information shared by the public were helpful in locating James. The car spotted in Pawling, New York, was identified as the one driven by James Nichols.
No further information regarding the search for James Nichols is available for release due to privacy concerns. The university's police department expressed their gratitude to everyone involved in the case and asked for continued privacy for James and his family during this time.
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