The Ontario Provincial Police detachment in Tecumseh is seen in this April 14, 2015 photo. (Photo by Ricardo Veneza)If the license plate on your vehicle seems to have disappeared during Thursday's flooding event, it's possible the Ontario Provincial Police have it.
The OPP say 20 license plates have been turned in at the detachment.
They were found near Lesperance Rd. in Tecumseh, and may have become dislodged from vehicles driving through large pools of water during Thursday's morning commute.
Anybody missing their license plate can come to the detachment at 963 Lesperance Rd. in Tecumseh to pick it up.
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