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Missing a DeWalt generator? Call Yellowknife RCMP to get it back

Missing a Dewalt generator? 

Fear not! It’s in the hands of Yellowknife RCMP and they want to get it back to you.

Police say they’re looking for the rightful owner of a DeWalt generator that was found in a wooded area downtown.

It was spotted near 52 Street by a resident who then reported it to RCMP. Police seized it and brought it back to the detachment for safety reasons.

If the generator belongs to you or someone you know, contact Yellowknife RCMP but be prepared to provide a description.

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