Video shows final pickup of Pennsylvania DoorDash driver missing since October 22

Surveillance footage released by a Pennsylvania restaurant shows the final known movements of Zachariah Schuck, a DoorDash driver who has been missing since October 22. Schuck, 32, was last seen on camera at the New Sheffield Café in Center Township before completing a delivery in Monaca, approximately 25 miles northwest of Pittsburgh.

According to his father, Carl Schuck, the missing man had recently lost his job as a manager for Penske truck leasing branches in Pennsylvania and Ohio. He and his wife had also recently welcomed their second child. Investigators reported that Schuck’s vehicle was found abandoned in a residential area of Hopewell Township approximately 90 minutes after his last delivery was confirmed at 6:30 p.m.

The surveillance video shows Schuck wearing a blue and red flannel shirt, jeans, and brown boots as he picked up a food order and drove away. Carl Schuck told the New York Post that police reviewed residential security footage from the street where the car was found, which showed an unidentified man exiting the vehicle. Law enforcement has cleared the recipient of the final food delivery as a suspect.

The request for residents in the Davidson Heights area of Hopewell is for them to review private home security and Ring camera footage for any sightings of Schuck. His father noted that while Schuck had no history of mental health issues, the loss of his job during a period of family growth placed significant pressure on him.

Next steps in the investigation depend on the identification of the person seen in the Hopewell Township footage. Police have not confirmed if they believe Schuck was the person exiting the car. The company DoorDash has stated it will support the police investigation as it remains open.