Police don’t even know whose money it is, or where it came from. I think they should be able to keep it.

  • Ilovethebomb@lemmy.nzOP
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    2 months ago

    Exactly what I thought, nobody is going to own up and say it was theirs.

    I’d love to know how that much cash ended up in a ceiling space though, someone must know it’s there, but has decided it’s not worth the risk to come back and get it. Or they’re in prison.

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      I’d guess either 1. they have talked to the culprit, who didn’t fancy going to prison so didn’t admit to it, or 2. one of the previous tenants had a regular visitor that they didn’t know was storing the cash there.

      I know they said none of the previous tenants had a history but I’d expect most drug dealers probably don’t have a criminal history, if they are good at their job.

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      Maybe there was a lot more but they took it? It’s a lot of money to us but if you had cartel connections I imagine it’s the equivalent of change that got stuck in the couch.

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        I find it hard to imagine that being small change to anyone, but I can see someone writing it off as a loss.