A Rochester Institute of Expertise pupil who had been lacking for greater than three weeks has been discovered secure.
Matthew Grant, 22, was positioned and has been reunited together with his household, in keeping with a press launch by the Monroe County Sheriff’s Workplace on Wednesday. Particulars weren’t launched concerning Grant’s whereabouts or how he was discovered.
“Thanks to all the deputies and investigators who labored so tenaciously coordinating with a number of companies, following up leads, utilizing know-how, and dealing with the household to find Matthew,” the Sheriff’s Workplace mentioned. “We respect our partnership with the media who helped unfold consciousness and our efforts to reunite him together with his household.”
Grant, a Henrietta resident, had last been seen about 10 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 20. He was driving a 2014 charcoal gray Jeep Cherokee with Michigan license plate quantity ESR8141. The E-ZPass within the Jeep was recorded on the New York state Thruway at Exit 36 (Interstate 81) close to Syracuse. The seek for Grant was expanded to the Adirondacks area.
Deputies introduced earlier within the month they located surveillance footage of Grant at a gas station between between Exit 41 (Waterloo) and Exit 39 (Syracuse) simply earlier than midnight on Nov. 20. Within the footage, Grant gave the impression to be alone and never in misery contained in the comfort retailer of the fuel station , Deputy Brendan Hurley mentioned.
Grant, who’s from Onaway, Michigan, is majoring in mechanical engineering and is a captain on the Tigers’ wrestling group, according to RIT athletics.
Reporting from workers author Victoria E. Freile was used on this report.
This text initially appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Matthew Grant, missing RIT student, found safe after 3 weeks
