Southbury officer delivers abandoned packages to owners in time for holidays
An officer, whose choosing to stay anonymous, delivered abandoned packages to their rightful owners on Tuesday.
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2ds agoA Southbury police officer may have just saved some Christmas celebrations.
An officer, whose choosing to stay anonymous, delivered abandoned packages to their rightful owners on Tuesday.
Police say they got a call about dumped packages near a road.
Some were open and empty, others were intact and personally delivered by the officer.
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