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Couple finds $12,000 in street, returns it

Police in northeast Ohio say a couple who lost $12,000 caught a lucky break this week when the money was found and returned.

Police in northeast Ohio say a couple who lost $12,000 caught a lucky break this week when the money was found and returned.

A 63-year-old Akron woman told police she found a tan, cloth bag of money in the middle of a road while walking with her husband Wednesday night. Police used other paperwork in the bag to track down a couple in nearby Springfield Township who planned to use the money to buy a house out of state.

The Akron woman, who asked to remain anonymous, tells the Akron Beacon Journal her father was a minister who taught her to do the right thing and says that's what she did.

It wasn't clear exactly how the money was lost. Akron police say such a recovery is rare.