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November 30, 2021 - 10:40 AM
The person who donated a laptop bag to a thrift shop in Penticton may not have realized there was a bunch of American cash inside.
After staff from the Care Closet discovered the money it was handed it over to the police, according to an RCMP media release.
Police do not say how much cash is involved.
"The cash was likely donated unbeknownst to the donator, and they would likely want it returned,” Penticton RCMP spokesperson Const. James Grandy said in the release.
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“The store felt it appropriate to hand over the money to police. We’re asking the rightful owner to attend our detachment to claim the cash.”
If the cash is yours, you may want to contact the Penticton RCMP detachment at 250-492-4300.
The person who donated a laptop bag to a thrift shop in Penticton may not have realized there was a bunch of American cash inside.
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