Rivals.com Texas A&M reporter Courtney Roland has been found alive after being missing for two days in the Houston area, the Houston Police Department said Monday. 
 
 Police said that Roland was found in the Galleria area of the city, appeared to be unharmed and was taken to an area hospital for an evaluation. 
 
 Houston Police Capt. Mark Lentini held a news conference on Monday afternoon and said that Roland was found at about 8:15 a.m. CT. A citizen said that Roland was passing underneath an overpass walking toward a Chick-fil-A. Police found her in the Chick-fil-A parking lot. 
 
 Officer Manny Cruz reported that Roland was having trouble remembering things, according to NBC. 
 
 "She doesn't remember everything," he said. "I think in her state of confusion she kind of lost track of time," he said, adding, "I don’t think she was aware that she was being looked at as a missing person." 
 
 According to multiple reports, Roland was reported missing and last seen leaving a football camp in an Uber at around 4 p.m. on Saturday, 
 
 The family had filed a missing persons report with the Houston police department. Authorities had said that Roland was last seen about 5:40 p.m. on Sunday walking alone in a store in the mall. 
 
 According to a Facebook post, She communicated with a friend through text at 12:30 a.m. on Sunday and was worried "that she was being followed by a blue truck leaving Walgreens" but the location is unknown. Roland drives a 2015 white Jeep Cherokee. 
 
 Roland's roommate told KPRC (Houston's NBC affiliate) that Roland texted her and said a suspicious man in Walgreens was in the blue truck that "looped back around and parked behind her and Roland got out of her car and the truck sped off." 
 
 KPRC also added that Roland’s mother received a text saying, “hello the owner of this phone Courtney. I am buying an iPad.” 
 
 Several athletes and reporters tweeted about Roland in hopes of getting any information that may help find her. 

 HOUSTON - A bad reaction to medication is being blamed for the weekend disappearance of Texas A&M sports reporter Courtney Roland. 
 
 Houston police said Roland, who was the subject of a search that started after she was reported missing by her roommate Sunday evening, had a reaction to medication she was taking, which caused her to become confused and disoriented. 
 
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 “She seems pretty confused about everything,” police said at a news conference Monday afternoon. 
 
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 Roland, 29, a reporter for AggieYell.com, was reported missing Saturday after covering Texas Team Elite football camp in west Houston, police said. 
 
 She was seen around 5:40 p.m. Sunday walking alone in a store in the Galleria mall, police said. 
 
 Police found her white 2010 Jeep Cherokee early Monday morning in the parking lot of an Ethan Allen in the Galleria area. 
 
 PHOTOS of Courtney Roland 
 
 Investigators found Roland's phone and other items inside the SUV, police said. Her purse was found at a nearby business. 
 
 Capt. Mark Lentini with the Houston Police Department Missing Persons said Monday that investigators believe Roland mistakenly thought she lost her phone, and spent much of the time she was missing searching for it. 
 
 "We believe she was looking for her phone, but because she was in a confused state, she wasn’t thinking straight. She came back to the Galleria area, parked her car, and wandered off," Lentini said. 
 
 Around 7 a.m. Monday, a motorist spotted Roland walking beneath the 610 West Loop overpass at Richmond Avenue. He called police. 
 
 Houston police officers found Roland sitting at a table at a nearby Chick-fil-A restaurant around 8:15 a.m. 
 
 Roland's roommate told KPRC2 that Roland texted her about a suspicious man she saw in Walgreens who was following her. 
 
 The roommate said he followed Roland to her home in a blue truck as she was parked in the driveway. The roommate said the blue truck looped back around and parked behind her and Roland got out of her car and the truck sped off. 
 
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 The roommate said she and Roland were supposed to meet up, but the roommate didn't hear from her again. 
 
 Roland's mother said that on Sunday she received a text from her phone saying, "hello the owner of this phone Courtney. I am buying an iPad." 
 
 The roommate also said Roland's vehicle was broken into six weeks ago and she had been on high alert. 
 
 During the search, many people took to Twitter using the hashtag #HelpFindCourtney in an effort to locate the reporter. Gov. Greg Abbott was among them. 
 
 Police said Roland did not appear to be injured and was taken to a hospital for evaluation. 
 
 HPD would not disclose where she was found or which hospital she was taken to. 
 
 Video of Courtney Roland inside ambulance shortly after she was found in Galleria. More on the investigation on @KPRC2 at 11 am. #CourtneyRoland #findCourtneyRoland #courtneyinhouston #hounews pic.twitter.com/tuT0Ib1aEv — Sofia Ojeda (@KPRCSofiaOjeda) January 8, 2018 
 
 Roland's father, Steve Roland, said the family is overwhelmed with the support in helping to find his daughter. 
 
 "We have strong faith in God and he's in control," Steve Roland said. 
 
 The details of her disappearance were not disclosed. 
 
 Roland was an intern at Channel 2 in 2010. 
 
 Timeline of Roland’s disappearance 
 
 Saturday 
 
 During the day - Covers assignment at Texas Team Elite football camp in west Houston 
 
 5:30 p.m. – Roland’s roommate gets a text from her saying she is being followed 
 
 11:30 p.m. – Text is sent to Roland’s mother about an iPad 
 
 Sunday 
 
 2 p.m. – Roland is spotted in the Galleria 
 
 11 p.m. – Roland’s purse is found at the Starbucks on the second floor of the Galleria 
 
 Near midnight – Roland is spotted at a Walgreens near the Galleria 
 
 Monday 
 
 12:30 a.m. – Roland’s Jeep is found parked at Ethan Allen Store at 51000 block of Westheimer Road at Post Oak Boulevard 
 
 7 a.m. – Roland is spotted walking under the 610 overpass at Richmond Avenue 
 
 8:15 a.m. – Police find Roland at a Chick-fil-A restaurant at Richmond Avenue and Post Oak Boulevard 
 
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 Sports reporter Courtney Roland found safe near Houston Galleria after disappearing over weekend 
 
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 Courtney Roland, a Houston sports reporter reported missing on Saturday, has been located by Houston Police. 
 
 Her father told the Houston Chronicle she was found safe Monday morning. Houston Police said she may have become confused due to medications she was taking. 
 
 Roland, who covers Texas A&M football for AggieYell.com and Rivals.com, went missing not long after telling a friend late Saturday night that she believed she was being followed. 
 
 Her father, Steve Roland, said just after 8:30 a.m. Monday that she was found physically unharmed and that police were transporting her to a hospital for a check-up. 
 
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 Houston police said that a passerby called police with information about Roland around 8:15 a.m., saying Roland was underneath an overpass at the 610 West Loop at Richmond. Officers arrived and confirmed it was her, then transported her to the hospital. 
 
 Police said a shopper last spotted Roland walking alone in a store in the Galleria about 5:40 p.m. Sunday. 
 
 On Monday morning, investigators found Roland's Jeep Cherokee in a parking lot near the Galleria, at 5006 Westheimer. Her phone and other belongings were found inside the car, while her purse was found at a nearby business, police said. 
 
 Prior to Sunday, friends said on social media that 29-year-old Roland was seen leaving a Team Texas Elite football tryout in an Uber on Saturday about 4 p.m. 
 
 Later that night, Roland's roommate said that around 12:30 a.m. on January 7, Roland texted her to say she was worried that a blue truck was following her just after leaving a Walgreens in her own car, at Yale and 20th. That was the last friends or family had heard from her, they say. 
 
 At the time she went missing, friends said she was wearing an orange Remington hat and a camoflauge jacket.
– A 29-year-old sports reporter who went missing over the weekend in Houston has been located by police and is apparently unharmed. "Our officers have found (Courtney) Roland in the Galleria area," tweeted the police department, referring to a city shopping complex. The HPD says Roland "appears unharmed," but would be taken to a hospital for evaluation. Police provided no further details. Roland's friends and family reported her missing on Sunday, after she texted a friend about a suspicious man following her, reports SI.com. A friend says she received a text from Roland about 12:30am Sunday saying that a blue truck had followed her home from a Walgreens and pulled up behind her in her driveway. Roland said the truck sped off when she exited her vehicle, reports Click2Houston. That was the last communication from Roland, though her mother received a strange message from Roland's phone later Sunday, saying, "hello the owner of this phone Courtney. I am buying an iPad." Roland had last been seen walking alone in a store at the Galleria about 5:40pm Sunday, reports the Houston Chronicle. Police found her vehicle in a parking lot near the Galleria early Monday. Her phone was inside the Jeep, but her purse was located at a nearby business. Roland covers the Texas A&M football team for the sports website Rivals.com.