 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. AP - The missing father of Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Mackensie Alexander turned up early Thursday at a ranger station at a Florida state park, sheriffs officials said. Jean Alexandre, 65, was reported to be in good health and will be reunited with this family, the Okeechobee County Sheriffs Office said in a Twitter post Thursday morning. He walked up to the ranger station at the Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park, which is about 25 miles 40 kilometers north of Okeechobee in central Florida. The sheriffs office offered no additional details. We are all relieved and grateful that he was found, and that he was found well, Brian Pakett, an attorney representing Mackensie Alexander, told The Associated Press on Thursday morning. That was my clients sole concern. Alexandre, a Haitian immigrant who uses a French spelling of the familys surname, went missing after going to pick palmetto berries Monday, officials said. A missing persons report was released Wednesday. His son, cornerback Mackensie Alexander, was jailed Wednesday on a misdemeanor battery charge after deputies say he beat up a man shortly after returning to Florida to help search for his missing father. Alexander, 26, and another man, 28-year-old Evins Clement, were arrested by Collier County sheriffs deputies Tuesday night. Alexander grew up in the small farming community of Immokalee, in southwest Florida, where his family still lives. Bail for both men was set at 2,000 each, and they were both released Wednesday. Alexander had left Bengals training camp earlier Tuesday to assist in the search. According to a missing persons report released Wednesday, Mauricet Etienne, 56, told investigators that after several hours of picking, he could not find Alexandre... 