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Originally Posted by Robbie
What are you talking about? Last I checked money is "legal".
The police should have no right to stop you and take your money. Period.
If the police suspect someone is doing something "illegal", then they should do an investigation and arrest that person if it turns out to be true.
Just taking the money from anybody who has a lot of it? If I did that to you, it would be called "theft".
They literally pulled a car over for speeding, searched the car (which should be unconstitutional and WAS until a couple of decades ago when the Supreme Court started falling in line with "the war on drugs" and tossing our privacy and freedom out the window), and then took that girl's money.
They basically fucked her over. She was trying to use that money to invest in a business.
IF you have ever had a chance to invest in a business oportunity, then you know that she lost that particular opportunity.
She needed to invest at that moment. AND...the people she might have been about to do the business deal with, would no longer want anything to do with her anyway after being involved with the police...even IF they would have waited over a year (that's how long it took for her to get her money back).
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it reeks of some crime from a mile away... perhaps not necessarily drugs related, but probably tax evasion or some other crime... chances that that money is 100% legit is 1 in a million...
we can argue whether they had the right to search her car, seize the funds, etc... but we both know damn well that chances that money is legit is slim to none.... or do you honestly believe that money is 100% clean, all taxes paid on it, etc?