Lief Schieder has been found and is safe after being the subject of a missing person’s report on Jan. 22. (Courtesy of West Shore RCMP)

Lief Schieder has been found and is safe after being the subject of a missing person’s report on Jan. 22. (Courtesy of West Shore RCMP)

UPDATE: Missing man found safe

Lief Schieder was reported missing Jan. 12

Missing 29-year-old Lief Schieder has been found.

Schieder was the subject of a missing person alert issued by the West Shore RCMP after he was reported missing on Jan. 12.

He was found and is safe.

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