WATCH: Video shows brief police interaction with missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)
Police in Nashville, Tennessee, have released video of the last known encounter with missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain.
Strain, 22, of Springfield, Missouri, was last seen March 8 in downtown Nashville after being kicked out of Luke Bryan's 32 Bridge bar and restaurant while on a trip with his Delta Chi fraternity brothers. Police said over the weekend that his bank card had been found near the Cumberland River.
The restaurant said in a statement that it served Strain one alcoholic drink and two glasses of water.
Shown was Riley's brief exchange of greetings w/ Officer Reginald Young on Gay St., south of the Woodland St. Bridge, on the night of 3/8. Riley did not appear distressed. Officer Young was there on a vehicle burglary call & remained on that portion of Gay St. for 45 min. pic.twitter.com/z0xeEzeieK
— Metro Nashville PD (@MNPDNashville) March 18, 2024
Police and volunteers have searched via land, air and boat for any sign of Strain and the Metro Nashville Police Department has put out multiple videos showing Strain walking downtown. In some of them, he stumbles and appears intoxicated.
Strain allegedly told his friends on the phone that he was heading back to the Tempo Hotel, where they were staying. Instead, he walked in the opposite direction.
