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Found GPS devices near Orr Street, Gadsden-Anniston
near Coosa Riverwalk
Found
listing
Posted
11 days
ago
Description
I’m Connor Blake, and this morning around 9:40 a.m. I found a GPS device on Orr Street, near the Coosa Riverwalk in downtown Gadsden-Anniston. It’s in a rugged black case with a cracked screen and a blue strap. The device looks like it belongs to someone who travels for work, and I’m hoping its owner sees this and claims it. I’ve posted it here so the rightful owner can recover it. If you’re missing a GPS device, please check this listing—I’m hoping for a quick reunion.
Approximate found location
near Coosa Riverwalk
Pin shows an approximate area, not the exact spot — to protect privacy.
How to safely return this item
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Verify the owner before handing it back
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