Seems to me there’s a lot of people who ought to be talking to their lawyers right about now besides these six thieves.
Receipt of stolen property is a felony in most states. That includes stolen cash?
My attorney husband says “it depends, but the DA could probably have fun with it since cash is technically still a bearer bond”
“Receipt of stolen property is a felony in most states. That includes stolen cash?”
How do you identify stolen cash? I realize that bills have numbers on them but hard currency does not. Worse yet, unless EVERY paper bill has it’s number recorded, compared to all bills left in the theft and then given to the police, none can be identified. You can’t point at a $5.00 bill and say “Hey! That’s mine” without proof that it is! Try to prove that it is without a record of its serial number, the date it was received, from whom, and best yet...a witness who will swear upon oath he saw you take the bill, record the serial number and actual PROOF the bill was placed in the safe. All of which is nearly impossible to comply with.