[BenLurkin]

Is a “known person” like a “celebrity”?

[neverevergiveup]

A “known person”?

[Gay State Conservative]

There’s something about those four names. I can’t put my finger on it...

[bunkerhill7]

They appear to be smuggling dollar bills between their last names.

[justme4now]

Made me sick reading the comments at the bottom of the article!

The Post’s loyal Lackeys didn’t wait long to start the Trump bashing!

[hellinahandcart]

Well, who would smuggle thousands of dollars to an UNknown person?

[Larry Lucido]

Maria, Miaria and Maria. Never trusted the three of them.

[marktwain]

Unauthorized money transmitting?

Must be a new crime. Never heard of it.

[mcenedo]

Many of the comments on the Compost site find a way to bash Trump for this.

These people are mentally ill.

[Bonemaker]

Never mind the coup attempt just go after this inconsequential crap. As long as it doesn’t involve arresting anybody but white collar criminals these tools are cool.

[deport]

Clockwise from top left, Miaria Roman-Strick,
Maria Wilson-Ossandon, Carlos Munoz-Moyano
and Maria Pasten-Cuzmar. Miami-Dade Police

[TalBlack]

Where were they hiding the money, in between all of their names?

[catbertz]

I see "Flight attendants" are looking rougher than ever. 😂 😂

[The_Media_never_lie]

Four flight attendants arrested for smuggling thousands of dollars to ‘a known person'

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Is that worse than smuggling thousands of dollars to a perfect stranger?

[Reno89519]

Had the airline hired Americans, that maybe they would’ve respected American laws not been busy smuggling and committing felonies. Let them rot in jail.

[shanover]

I have a hard time trusting most with hyphenated names,let alone those with four in one.

[peggybac]

American Airlines sucks. The only airline I ever liked was TWA.

[grumpygresh]

Thousands? Wow!

In 1849, a man named Otto Tank, a Norwegian who made an immense sum in the Gold mines of the Dutch colony of Surinam came to America from Europe in 1849 with 1.5 million in gold. He was an enthusiastic convert to the Moravian denomination and used the money to set up a farming community in WI for Moravian settlers.

Which proves the point that people really can’t transfer money like they used to across national boundaries. Criminalizing carrying thousands of dollars in currency across boundaries is ludicrous but unfortunately the public has been conditioned to accept this.

Poor Otto would’ve got a life sentence for doing that today especially if you convert 1.5 million in 1849 to today.