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I certainly would be very mad if this happened to me. The man was carrying $22,000 in cash to buy his car, and the police confiscated it for no reason. It then took him 4 months to get his money back. Personally, the pig, I mean cop, who did this is nothing but a gangster looking thug with tats on his neck. Unfortunately, that is what we have now for police these days.
I certainly would be very mad if this happened to me. The man was carrying $22,000 in cash to buy his car, and the police confiscated for no reason. It then took him 4 months to get his money back. Personally, the pig, I mean cop, who did this is nothing but a gangster thug with his tats on his neck. Unfortunately, that is what we have now for police these days.
Actually I think the is a law that you can not carry over ten thousand dollars in cash with you. (not joking)
Had this person known he could have gone with two friends and dispersed the cash among the three to get it under the ten thousand limit.
No, there is no such law. You can carry as much cash on you as you want. I think you are referring to the law that any transaction over $10,000 has to be reported to the IRS.
No, there is no such law. You can carry as much cash on you as you want. I think you are referring to the law that any transaction over $10,000 has to be reported to the IRS.
For some reason I think I remember there was a law about that, but what you are complaining about is more typical than you probably knew.
Actually I think the is a law that you can not carry over ten thousand dollars in cash with you. (not joking)
Had this person known he could have gone with two friends and dispersed the cash among the three to get it under the ten thousand limit.
really? then I guess people like paris hilton should be having lots of money confiscated from them alot of the time. she has reported that she normally carrys in excess of 10k and has over 250k in her home.
I certainly would be very mad if this happened to me. The man was carrying $22,000 in cash to buy his car, and the police confiscated it for no reason. It then took him 4 months to get his money back. Personally, the pig, I mean cop, who did this is nothing but a gangster looking thug with tats on his neck. Unfortunately, that is what we have now for police these days.
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