Courtney Roland Found by Houston Police, 'Appears to Be Unharmed'

Houston Police announced Monday they found Courtney Roland of Rivals.com, noting "she appears unharmed."

According to the announcement, she will be evaluated at a hospital.

Brittany Taylor of Click 2 Houston reported Roland had gone missing after she covered a recruiting event in Houston. A Houston Police update from Monday morning before she was found noted she "was last seen about 5:40 p.m. on Sunday (Jan. 7) walking alone in a store in the mall."

Courtney Fischer of ABC Houston noted Roland's father told her his daughter was safe. Fischer also said Roland was found at a Chick-fil-A in a mall.

Houston Police later told reporters Roland was "confused because of a reaction to medication she was taking" at the time she was reported as missing. Authorities added Roland "has a few bumps and bruises," but she doesn't know how she suffered them. However, police said there is no evidence of an assault and don't suspect foul play.

The police also said they don't know where Roland was while she was missing, but believe she was looking for her cell phone.

Richard Davenport of Fox Sports Arkansas said Sunday that Roland's roommate received a text from her saying "she was being followed by [a] suspicious man."

Many on social media retweeted images of her in an effort to assist the search efforts, including UFC president Dana White:

Houston Police noted earlier they found her car, phone and other items in a previous update.