Rudolph “Rudy” Farias IV, a Texas man who went missing as a teenager in 2015 after last being seen walking his dogs in Houston, has been found alive, his family and police said.
Summer hasn’t officially started, but extreme heat is already making itself right at home in Texas. Temperatures on Friday soared above triple digits in many cities.
In a tweet Monday afternoon, Houston police said it planned on speaking with Farias and his family on Wednesday. “We do know when a loved one goes missing this is the day all families hope for and dream of – REUNIFICATION. We are thankful that Rudy has been found and receiving the care he needs,” the center said in a statement Monday.
Houston police, along with Texas Equusearch, a civilian search and recovery team, looked for Farias but found no signs of him.
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