[A Balrog of Morgoth]

What a crock.

Just a note: Would it be possible to amass $100,000 of cash without some drug residue being on some of the bills. Isn't that physically impossible?

I sure hope I never get a drugsniffing dog sic'd onto my wallet after I've made an ATM withdrawl.

[Lurker]

Isn't that physically impossible?

IIRC at one time there was a study in which several bills from several different banks in the Miami area were tested for drugs.

Something like 60% of them tested positive for drug residue.

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[Graybeard58]

I can't find a source right now but I read once that upwards of 90% of all U.S. currency is tainted with drug residue.

[misterrob]

No, it isn't. One tainted dollar bill that makes it's way into an ATM has the potential to taint hundreds of bills. I hears a stat once that said that a substantial amount of the US monetary supply is tainted.

[ThomasThomas]

Just a note: Would it be possible to amass $100,000 of cash without some drug



You can ask for new money that has never been in circulation. They would take it off the truck with a forklift where I worked in the past. The site has been repalced with a parking lot. Each brick is $20,000 you would only need 5.

[MissouriConservative]

"I sure hope I never get a drugsniffing dog sic'd onto my wallet after I've made an ATM withdrawl."

The state troopers could start a new way to earn cash...set up a half mile outside a casino and pull over winners, large amounts of cash....no arrests.....more doughnuts for the station.

[longtermmemmory]

I think there is more to this case than is in the MSM story. Remeber repoters are complete idiots when it comes to legal reporting. This is especially true with lawyers who are reporters.

That said.

I have always suspected dogs will sit on command by the police officer. Dog "sniffs" should be taped WITH THE HANDER IN CLEAR SIGHT