Chris Jericho's Missing AEW Championship Recovered by Tallahassee Police

Chris Jericho's missing AEW World Championship has been recovered on Wednesday after hours of confusion.

The Tallahassee Police Department announced they recovered Jericho's belt after somebody had turned it in upon finding it on the side of the road, according to Jeffrey Burlew of the Tallahassee Democrat. No arrests have been made, per Burlew, who added the value of the belt is valued at almost $30,000.

Earlier in the day, the Tallahassee Police Department sent a hastily released picture on social media saying the title had been recovered. Burlew tweeted a photo of the title in possession of an officer:

However, later on Wednesday, Burlew provided an update that the police had deleted the post saying they can't confirm the belt was recovered and the case is "open and active." 

But now the belt is back into the hands of Jericho.

On Tuesday, Jericho said in a video that the belt was stolen less than 24 hours after he beat "Hangman" Adam Page to become the first AEW world champion at All Out on Saturday:

Per the police report, Jericho told officers that the title was stolen from his rented limousine while he was eating at a Longhorn Steakhouse:

The police have less than one month to recover the belt ahead of AEW's weekly TNT show debut on Oct. 2.