Hopewell police renewed their search for Zachariah Schuck, a 32-year-old DoorDash driver, after he vanished on October 22. His black Chevy Impala was later found abandoned on Croxall Avenue, and investigators are now asking nearby residents to check home security footage from that evening.
Schuck was last seen on Route 51 in the Monaca area around 7:30 pm, more than two weeks ago. His cellphone lost coverage around 8 pm, the same window in which his car was parked along Croxall Avenue in Hopewell Township.
Croxall Avenue and Davidson Heights
Hopewell police asked people in Davidson Heights, particularly near Croxall Avenue, to review surveillance video from around 8 pm on October 22. That request narrows the search to a short stretch of time and a specific area where the vehicle later turned up.
Carl Schuck said his son had recently been laid off from Penske and was working DoorDash to pay the bills. He said Zachariah Schuck was a husband and father of two, and that the family was dealing with financial situations tied to a newborn, a house foreclosure, and other personal issues.
DoorDash said Schuck signed off shortly after completing his last delivery just before 7 pm on October 22. About an hour later, video showed his black Chevy Impala being parked along Croxall Avenue in Hopewell Township, but it remains unclear who got out of the car.
Carl Schuck said, “If somebody did something in between those time frames, I just want to know what happened,” and added, “Zach, the number one priority is to get you back with the family and we can go through the situations that occurred, and maybe any financial or personal situations that you're involved with right now, as long as you're alive, any of this could be fixed.”
North Sewickley police have not ruled out foul play, and Hopewell police said they are continuing to investigate all avenues. Anyone with information on Schuck’s whereabouts is being asked to contact the North Sewickley Township Police Department.
