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The Albany Police Department in Georgia sought public assistance to identify a man who found $30 at a Walmart and did not return it. The request drew criticism on social media, with many users questioning the police's priorities. The man later returned the money, and the victim decided not to press charges.
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The Albany Police Department in Georgia sought public assistance to identify a man who found $30 at a Walmart and did not return it. The request drew criticism on social media, with many users questioning the police's priorities. The man later returned the money, and the victim decided not to press charges.
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