A Jordanian athlete competing in the Genuine Cup at Rice University was found safe near Chicago. The athlete, Rabe’e Ata Juma’a Alqaq, had been in Houston for the competition. He was reported to have left his team, saying he was going for a walk, but instead traveled to Chicago on his own.
Further details about the incident are available from the source, including the circumstances of his departure from Rice University and how he was located in the Chicago area.
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