Money in the street can't be linked to its owner. A house is regulated and is somebody's property. > The destruction came awhile after the building was burnt d

Money in the street can't be linked to its owner. A house is regulated and is somebody's property. > The destruction came awhile after the building was burnt down If the house was burnt down, then it was an arson crime scenery. Crime scenes -must be- left, 'in its current state', until the investigation ends (or a jury allows to restore it again). Even if it takes some years. To deliberately destroy proofs of a crime is obstruction of justice, a typified crime, and justice has always priority over touristic activities.