More than you think. Cash is king and you'll often get a better price on a car or house with cash. If your bank doesn't have a branch cross country then you're going to have to pay huge wire fees which also get tied up in bs red tape.

Professional poker players often have 100k or more on them.

When I go to Vegas I take my roll on the plane with me.

LOL I literally worked that security detail you just described in Vegas and she did not make a thousand dollars an hour. She made about 800 for almost 3 hours. Still good money. If she did that twice a week @1600 for 6 hours of work often done late at night.

I have seen nights where the stripper made a good bit of money but it was not the majority. Most of those parties are bachelor parties on a budget and not a party of NFL players.

You save up 1m dollars over 15 years and you risk getting robbed by driving it cross country instead of a simple bank transfer

Lmao

From 18 to 33 you can make more than one million without degrading yourself. Just gotta have the formula, wish I knew it when I was 18.

Lets be real here. It's drug money. They just can't prove it so they money had to be returned. For the most part with these cases there is a consistent pattern. If you know what to look for its always very obvious. Its just a matter of if you can prove it or not /what the evidence points toward. On the outside looking in, without any training or knowing anything about that side of the drug world. It just looks like some poor random person who saved up 1 million in cash through hard labor randomly was stopped and the money was seized by the police...


Its pretty stupid to make the case if there isn't enough evidence on hand. On the flip side they probably thought they would seize the money and no effort would be made for the money to be recovered. Money in that case usually goes to the courts system in that area and the department hand may get a small percentage to buy equipment or something like that. In a lot of cases like this its either a fairly easy win in court or the person who lost the money just chalks it up to the game and doesn't make any effort to get their money back. Usually they are so busy ratting out business associates and cutting deal's they just give up the money as part of the plea bargain.





If its not obvious. They knew who was driving the car, where she was coming from, where she was going and what was in the car before they made the traffic stop. Guys who are seizing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of drugs or hundreds of thousands of dollars (or even into the millions) aren't some patrol officer sitting on the side of the road writing speeding tickets.


Not arguing for or against. Simple facts. Most likely scenario is within a few years she's either dead, in prison, and/or the feds seize everything of value that she owns.

It was given back.

100% true. The drug business has ancillary businesses tied to it, people like this "stripper", to step in and explain the money.

Brb opening a night club just gonna drive this cash cross country.
But who was wire transfer? But who was checking account?

More cops just robbing people. What say Dhawkeye?

https://www.highstakesdb.com/7449-ca...-bankroll.aspx

Ive never agreed w forfeture if no crime is involved, im simply pointing out you guys are idiots if you think its routing to drive 1m cash cross country wrapped in dryer sheets

This happened four years ago. Did she wind up opening the nightclub or not? (Kind of incriminating if she did not).

What I'm saying is I don't care if it's routine or not. What I do or don't do with my cash is nobody's phuckin business including the Government.

You want my cash you better prove it's being used illegally.

This law is complete bullchit. And it falls under the same premise that I'd rather see 100 absolutely guilty men go free than 1 innocent man go to prison.

I don't care if some criminals get away with some more stuff if this law is repealed. Do better police work instead of sitting in Dunking Donuts.

Dhawkeye doesn't care if it's right or not. It's all about what the badge means. Dude is the biggest cuck on the forum and will always back up beating, robbing, killing someone as long as a badge is involved. (srs) Guy is a serious piece of ****, I feel sorry for his kid(s).

and now the IRS knows about that cash

no kidding.

$1m in CASH. made by 'stripping'. put into bags so it won't give off scent. taken cross country in a rented car. Investment for a 'night club'.

Cuz of course cash in bags driven thousands of miles is how people invest in businesses.

uh huh. Are people born yesterday nowadays?

The state patrol seized the money after a traffic stop for speeding March 3 on Interstate 80 near North Platte. A trooper's search of the rental car turned up thecash wrapped in dryer sheets and stowed in large zip-lock bags inside duffel bags. In all, there was $1,074,900.

The two people who had been traveling in the car were arrested, and authorities say adrug-sniffing dog indicated the smell of drugs on the money.Police say the two arrested, a husband and wife, told officers that a friend had loaned them to them to start a business in New Jersey."

Some wire transfer cost a good percentage of money. When I played poker for a good chunk of my income getting money into the country via transfers was expensive. Often each bank it hits takes a slice.

Good luck getting someone in NJ to take a check for 1mil from California. If they deposit it the bank would put a hold on it for weeks while making interest off of it. This is called a float.

It's obvious most of you have no experience in this area.

Funny how i havent mentioned the cops 1 time in this thread. Im merely pointing out how stupid miscers who actually believe its common to run 1m cash cross country in dryer sheets (hint they use dryer sheets to mask the smell from police dogs)

FYI its pretty pathetic an ex ranger has the libtard mindset you do, but then again i suppose being their cook u prob didnt see any actual combat so...

stripper spent 1 1/2 years in prison for selling drugs if you read the legal stuff.

also there was no "documentation" of the couple doing a business transaction with the other couple. Basically gave them $1m, shook hands, then took off.

C'mon. What retard gives someone $1M without any documentation, contract, nothing?

i've worked in le ,and these 'businesses' are known as facades to mask drug money. Strip clubs are notorious for it. Same with laundromats and other cash heavy business.

methinks: most of that was drug money (using her striping as an excuse). she paid taxes which simply keeps uncle sam away. The business was once again a facade to launder the money. Feds could find no proof of how couple got their money and lost. Selling drugs does work if 1) you report all income in taxes 2) use an 'excuse' on how you got it (ie: get a cash job) and 3) use a busineess to launder the money. Watch the sopranos. I've handled the cases where drug guys used freakin fancy accountaing firms to make it as complex as possible for cops/feds to bust them. They pay taxes so it makes them bulletproof.

Why nothing after 2013? I'm gonna take a guess she's dead.

Funny how i havent mentioned the cops 1 time in this thread. Im merely pointing out how stupid miscers who actually believe its common to run 1m cash cross country in dryer sheets (hint they use dryer sheets to mask the smell from police dogs)

FYI its pretty pathetic an ex ranger has the libtard mindset you do, but then again i suppose being their cook u prob didnt see any actual combat so...

So she wasn't even in the car. BRB gives friends a million dollars. Rental car. Cash wrapped in dryer sheet stowed in zip lock bags inside duffel bags. Dogs picked up drug scent. Nothing at all shady about all of this.

Jesus Christ there's coke on just about every bill in circulation now. This isn't new. Reach in your pocket pull out cash there's probably some traces on there.