> How can removing it possibly constitute a crime? I think what's worse is that this opens up a 4th Amendment "exploit". Want to search someone's house but do

> How can removing it possibly constitute a crime? I think what's worse is that this opens up a 4th Amendment "exploit". Want to search someone's house but don't have a enough evidence to get a warrant? 1. Put a $20 bill where the suspect will find it. 2. Wait for the suspect to pick it up. 3. Accuse them of stealing the $20, get a warrant to search their home.