While driving in the Dallas-Fort Worth area early Wednesday morning, Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton made a startling discovery: The two Nike suitcases that had been stored in the bed of his truck had disappeared. His luggage hadn’t been stolen, but somewhere along a north-central Texas freeway, the suitcases had fallen out of his truck.
Thus, as one would do, Dalton took to Twitter to ask his 158,000 followers for help.
If anybody in DFW traveling from 75-635 towards the airport finds 2 black suitcases on the road please contact me. Fell out bed of our truck
— Andy Dalton (@andydalton14) February 10, 2016
Rough start to the morning…
— Andy Dalton (@andydalton14) February 10, 2016
There were a couple of false leads, and as the day strode toward late afternoon, Dalton still didn’t have his possessions. He didn’t even have this.
https://twitter.com/FINK_BOMB/status/697459672224264193
And then… success!
I dropped off what may be your bags with Richardson Police this afternoon. Found around 5 am in Richardson https://t.co/9AKDY4gkFr
— Robert L (@RobertL34783517) February 10, 2016
Less than two hours later, Dalton and his wife, Jordan, had their suitcases.
#bagsearch2016 is officially over! Thankful that Robert found our bags. The power of social media is real! pic.twitter.com/3lzPnef0FL
— Andy Dalton (@andydalton14) February 11, 2016
It was quite a day for Dalton—and for, well, everybody on social media.
Photo via Andy Dalton/Twitter
