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 M Gelly Luxe Boards LLC offers luxurious, handcrafted charcuterie boards infused with the vibrant flavors of Puerto Rico. Perfect for corporate...

Cedar Park Police found a large iguana in a tree and are looking for its owner. Animal Control Officer Ian White [pictured above] found the iguana in the Carriage Hill subdivision on Tuesday. "If this iguana were tall enough to drive a patrol car and could hold a radar gun, we'd give him a badge and put him to work," a spokeswoman for the Cedar Park Police told Patch.In the meantime, Cedar Park Police said an "iguana enthusiast who has raised several of them and has the expertise to give our lizard friend a good home."If you lost an iguana recently, call the Cedar Park Police Department at 512-260-4622.[PHOTO: Cedar Park Police Department]

Cedar Park Police found a large iguana in a tree and are looking for its owner.

Animal Control Officer Ian White [pictured above] found the iguana in the Carriage Hill subdivision on Tuesday. “If this iguana were tall enough to drive a patrol car and could hold a radar gun, we’d give him a badge and put him to work,” a spokeswoman for the Cedar Park Police told Patch.

In the meantime, Cedar Park Police said an “iguana enthusiast who has raised several of them and has the expertise to give our lizard friend a good home.”If you lost an iguana recently, call the Cedar Park Police Department at 512-260-4622.

[PHOTO: Cedar Park Police Department]

The Cedar Park Police Department found the iguana in a tree.