Missing Domino's Delivery Driver’s Car Found in Wisconsin, Police Believe He May Be ‘Experiencing a Mental Health Crisis’

Mar. 15, 2025

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Police in Minnesota believe amissing Domino’s delivery drivermay be experiencing a “mental health crisis” after his car was found unoccupied in Wisconsin.

Shuefaub “Shue” Xiong’s red Toyota Camry was located on Sunday, Jan. 19, in Superior, Wisc., about 170 miles north of Apple Valley, Minn., where Xiong went missing five days earlier, policesaid in a news release.

According to police, a witness reported to authorities that they believe they saw the 42-year-old man in the vehicle at about 4 p.m. local time on Saturday, Jan. 18, while an acquaintance of Xiong’s told authorities that they spoke to him in Roseville, Minn., about four hours later.

Police added that “there is no indication that Mr. Xiong is a threat to others,” but “he is known to carry a firearm and has a permit to carry.”

“Given the cold temperatures and uncharacteristic behavior, investigators are continuing to follow up on any leads, as it is critical he is located and provided care,” the department noted in their latest release.

Police previously said in a statement on Friday, Jan. 17, that Xiong’s family first became concerned when he did not return home from his shift with the pizza chain on Tuesday, Jan. 14.

In aGoFundMe fundraiserlaunched to help with the search, family members said they were “heartbroken” about Xiong’s disappearance.

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“Shue is more than just a brother to us, he is the glue that holds our family together, the one who always puts others before himself, and the first to offer a helping hand when anyone is in need,” his sister Nischa wrote.

She continued, “Shue is the most thoughtful, kind, and selfless person we know. His steadfast commitment to family and community has always been evident. Shue has always been the one to show up. Now, it’s our turn to show up for him.”

His family is offering a $20,000 reward for his safe return, according toCBS affiliate WCCO.

Nischa told the station that the family is “confused” and “scared” over his disappearance. “We hope that he is OK,” she added.

Police are encouraging anyone who sees Xiong to call 911 and anyone with information regarding his location to call 952-953-2700.

source: people.com