A mysterious, life-sized pink teddy bear was found by a passing driver in Innisfil, Ont. on Thursday night, and police say they’re looking for its rightful owner.
“It was just before 11 p.m. that a passing motorist saw the bear on the 7th Line, just at Yonge Street, in Innisfil,” Sue Sgambati, South Simcoe police’s corporate communications coordinator, told Global News.
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The person then came to drop the bear in the lobby of the South Simcoe police’s north division.
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“They discovered it was a singing bear. The singing, pink, big bear is sitting there,” Sgambati said.
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“We don’t know why it was there or how it came to be there or who it belongs to. That’s our unbearable mystery”
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