Police are looking for the owner of this abandoned post hole digger which was found on a residential street in the Fairview neighbourhood sometime during the morning of June 13.

Police are looking for the owner of this abandoned post hole digger which was found on a residential street in the Fairview neighbourhood sometime during the morning of June 13.

Police seeking owner of post hole digger found on June 13

Red Deer RCMP are looking for the owner of a post hole digger. The large orange industrial post hole digger was abandoned on a residential street in the Fairview neighbourhood sometime during the morning of June 13.

Red Deer RCMP are looking for the owner of a post hole digger.

The large orange industrial post hole digger was abandoned on a residential street in the Fairview neighbourhood sometime during the morning of June 13.

If you are missing a post hole digger, you are asked to call the Exhibits staff at Red Deer RCMP at 403-406-2574 from Monday to Friday between 8 am and 4 p.m.

You will be asked to provide proof of ownership in order to claim it, such as the serial number or some specific identifiers.

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