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Thursday, July 25, 2013

Police Ordered To Return $1 Million In $1 Bills Confiscated From Stripper


Gawker reports:
A Nebraska stripper just won a lawsuit against police who confiscated over $1,000,000 in $10,000 bundles tied with hair ties after a routine traffic stop.
33-year-old Tara Mishra stripped for 15 years and managed to save $1,074,000. So she gave the cash to friends to open a New Jersey nightclub. But when those friends were pulled over in Nebraska, the cops suspected the money was tied to drugs and confiscated all the cash.
This week, a judge ruled the that since the police failed to find evidence of drug activity, and since a canine search revealed only trace amounts of illegal drugs on the money, the cash had to be returned.

“The government failed to show a substantial connection between drugs and the money,” U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon wrote. “The dog sniff is inconsequential…The court finds the Mishras’ story is credible…Ms. Mishra did have control over the money and directed the Dheris to deliver the money to New Jersey for the purchase of the business.
It's good this gal got her money back, but just how did police manage to take the money in the first place, given there was no evidence of wrong doing? And why did she have to take the police to court to have to get it back? What is happening to this country?

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