Police in Lebanon, Tennessee said Sunday that a woman, whose child won a teddy bear at a county fair, discovered a camera placed inside the stuffed animal. (iStock)
A teddy bear won by a child at a Tennessee county fair was discovered to have a camera inside, but police don't suspect any wrongdoing.
After examining the stuffed animal her child won at the Wilson County Fair, a mother told the Lebanon Police Department she saw "what appeared to be a camera" inside.
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In a Sunday Facebook post, police confirmed they examined the bear and found the camera, which they said included "a lens and a board, but was not functional" and had no power source.
Investigators believe the toy might had been previously returned to a store or was a damaged item that was "packaged for discount resale." Another theory is the stuffed bear "may have been a 'nanny cam' (surveillence cam) that was returned."
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Officers spoke with the operator of the booth where the child won the toy, and he said the bear came as part of a bulk order from a discount facility in Georgia.
"No other bears of this nature were found at the booth," police said, adding that "no illegal activity is suspected at this time."
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