Found chargers near Goodyear Park, Quintard Ave
Description
Saturday around 5:50 p.m., I found a tangle of chargers under a bench outside Goodyear Park recreation center on Quintard Ave, in the Gadsden-Anniston area. There are three different chargers: one for a USB-C laptop brick, one phone charger, and a smaller pocket set tucked into a frayed tote. They were left near the walking track and the park’s picnic area. I picked them up and brought them to the front desk at Goodyear Park, hoping the owner would recognize their cords. I know a lot of people depend on these cables during late-night study sessions, so I’m hoping for a quick reunion.
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