Re:Why police could seize a college student's life savings w...
by Canada on Saturday October 10, 2015 @11:18AM
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> Sounds like someone wanted an untraceable 11 grand. Shady.
It is not "shady" in any way, shape, or form to want all of ones private financial affairs to be completely untraceable.
No one should, ever, under any circumstances, be required to justify or explain possession of cash or items of high value absent clear, tangible evidence of wrongdoing.
Furthermore, eleven thousand dollars is chump change, and not only that, these criminals and thieves with badges are harassing people for carrying as little as $500.
It is not "shady" in any way, shape, or form to want all of ones private financial affairs to be completely untraceable.
No one should, ever, under any circumstances, be required to justify or explain possession of cash or items of high value absent clear, tangible evidence of wrongdoing.
Furthermore, eleven thousand dollars is chump change, and not only that, these criminals and thieves with badges are harassing people for carrying as little as $500.