The Fullerton Police Department has issued a notice regarding a found property, specifically a mobile phone (FPD # 26-36901) discovered near 213 S. Magnolia. As per Government Code § 50051, the city will assume ownership of the phone on October 28, 2026, if it remains unclaimed.

The Fullerton Police Department is seeking the owner of a backpack containing currency that was found on August 6, 2026, near 1801 Lancer Way. According to the department’s Property Division, the backpack has been logged under case number 26-2769. If the owner does not come forward to claim the item by October 6, 2026, it will become the property of the City of Fullerton, in accordance with Government Code § 50051.

Notable items listed include belongings associated with two individuals:

• Dong Yeup Synn with a property value of $20.00
• Hector Aguilar with a property value of $53.00
• PROPERTY STATUS: U.S. CURRENCY CASE # 259-298
  NAME: Brenda Luna Verdugo
  ITEM # AMOUNT: $ 212072-2434
  ACCOUNT FUNDS HELD: 1203-09
  This property will become the property of the City of Fullerton per Government Code § 50051.
• PROPERTY: U.S. CURRENCY CASE # 24-40160
  ITEM # 204265-1
  AMOUNT: $39.29
  ACCOUNT FUNDS HELD: 10-2309
  This property will become the property of the City of Fullerton per Government Code § 50051.

Individuals who believe the phone may belong to them are encouraged to contact Anna Hakai at the Fullerton Police Department. She can be reached at 714-738-6818 or via email at propertyofficer@fullertonpd.org for identification and claim procedures.

This notice serves as a reminder to the community about the importance of reporting lost property to the police and the procedures for claiming found items.