Overdue college student from Jacksonville State University sparks multi-jurisdictional rescue operations on the Eastern seaboard.
Missing Student: James Nichols of Jacksonville State University
James Nichols, a student at Jacksonville State University, has been missing since August 28. The university's police department has been working tirelessly since the report of his disappearance, collaborating with local law enforcement agencies and even authorities in New York.
Nichols was last seen departing from Jacksonville State University at around 3 a.m. on August 28. His vehicle, a 1999 blue, four-door Chevrolet Malibu with an Alabama license plate of 11AEM5U, was recorded traveling north on Highway 431 in Glencoe, Alabama, on the same day.
On August 29, his vehicle was spotted in Pawling, New York. However, no information has been provided about Nichols' whereabouts or condition. The university has not released any new information about his condition or whereabouts.
The case of Nichols' disappearance has been entered into the national criminal justice database, and law enforcement in New York is still in contact with the Jacksonville State University Police Department regarding his case.
Officials have stated that they look forward to locating Nichols and confirming his safety. They are asking for any information on his whereabouts and have urged anyone with details to contact the Jacksonville State University Police Department at 256-782-5050.
Out of respect for Nichols' family, no further details about the ongoing investigation will be provided at this time. The case remains a priority for the authorities, and they are hopeful for a positive outcome.
Nichols hails from Ohatchee, Alabama. The university community and the wider public are encouraged to keep him in their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
