KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — UPDATE (6/5): East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers shared an update around 3:17 p.m. on June 5 that Bryan Metelski had been located and was safe.
ETVCS thanked everyone who provided information in locating Metelski safely.
ORIGINAL: East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers is asking for any information on an Illinois man after he went missing near the abandoned Greyhound station on Magnolia.
ETVCS said 21-year-old Bryan Metelski was picked up in Illinois by an outreach program that operates in Kodak, Tennessee on April 16. After three days, Metelski reportedly wanted to leave the program.
ETVCS said the outreach program dropped Metelski off at the Greyhound station at Magnolia, unaware that the station had closed permanently the day before.
Metelski reportedly suffers from mental health concerns, has no phone or money and is unfamiliar with the Knoxville area.
Anyone with information about him should reach out to the East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers. People can submit tips online or by calling 865-215-7165.
