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Sadly, as per the article in the submission: "In April, police inspectors at the Indianapolis FedEx distribution center seized a box containing nearly $43,000
by bigiain 2y ago
Sadly, as per the article in the submission:
"In April, police inspectors at the Indianapolis FedEx distribution center seized a box containing nearly $43,000 in cash. Even though no criminal charges have been filed in connection with the package, it’s been in the government’s possession for about four months. "
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"In court documents, the Marion County prosecutor’s office wrote that shipments of bulk cash are typically associated with criminal activity. Even though Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department dogs alerted handlers to the smell of drugs in the box, no contraband could be found once it was opened."
It happens, and the cops just lie to courts, and they get away with it. They especially get away with it when they steal from the sorts of people who do not have easy access to lawyers, and who are not in a position to have tens of thousands of dollars tied up for months or years while cops lie to judges.
- lazide 2y agoUh, no. That is not at all addressing what I said at all. In my case, someone was there to ‘defend it’, and had the documentation I noted. In this case, none of that happened or was the case.