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>None of this works if the serial numbers were recorded when the cash was put into the vault. There are workarounds even for that, such as shipping the money o
by southernplaces7 3y ago
>None of this works if the serial numbers were recorded when the cash was put into the vault.
There are workarounds even for that, such as shipping the money overseas and using it in places that love US dollars but don't much care for cash transaction reporting rules.
However, I doubt any group as apparently pro as these guys, who seem to have known exactly what to hit and when for a ton of money, would have done so without first also verifying that the serial numbers weren't recorded. I'd bet that they werent, at least not yet.
- nwiswell 3y agoIt's difficult to imagine that it wasn't recorded well before it even reached the vault. Firms like Garda inventory cash in excruciating detail as a matter of standard procedure, since otherwise it would rapidly disappear into employee pockets.
- lazide 3y agoThere is a big difference in labor between confirming sealed bundles of cash are intact, counting the bills, and tracking every serial number of each bill. Considering how ‘cost efficient’ they were being on security, hard to imagine they were maintaining detailed databases of each serial number for this cash. These are the same folks that bitch and whine over $.25/hr raises for their employees.
- nwiswell 3y ago> There is a big difference in labor between confirming sealed bundles of cash are intact, counting the bills, and tracking every serial number of each bill. There are machines for this. Garda absolutely has them.
- lazide 3y agoThere are also non shitty security systems. Garda absolutely has them. They just didn’t have them installed here for whatever insane reason.