The video backs you up in many different cases. Money is seized from drivers based on the police officer's (preposterous) opinion that it will be used illegall

The video backs you up in many different cases. Money is seized from drivers based on the police officer's (preposterous) opinion that it will be used illegally in the future (eg to buy drugs), ignoring the reason and evidence the driver has for the money in the first place. In Philadelphia they seized houses because of $40 of heroin (son of the owners). And then have courtrooms where this stuff can be contested, but without a judge - only the prosecutor who was involved in the first place.