They want to arrest people for carrying large amounts of cash now?

EDITORIAL: Carrying cash shouldn¡¯t be a crime | Las Vegas Review-Journal

This is really Big Government run amok! 

I have to apologize fella's. The link led to an editorial that was changed once the date changed and the newspaper website was updated. The editorial mentioned how a guy flew to Arizona and had $39,500 dollars in cash to purchase a truck for his business and a policeman at the airport tried to claim the money smelled of marijuana and wanted him to sign a note of forfeit and surrender the money of face charges...total bull! he had to surrender the money despite having the bank withdrawal paperwork and is now fighting the case through appeal. 

https://ij.org/report/jetway-robbery/

This is new policy steal as much as you can.

Very few will ever be charged but the federal government sent down the order and the agent is just doing what he was told to do.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcommuting/homeland-security-seized-2-billion-from-travelers-but-most-were-never-charged-with-a-crime-report-says/2020/07/30/001c3f90-cd05-11ea-bc6a-6841b28d9093_story.html

I think with money laundering legislation the onus is on you to prove that the money came from a legitimate source and is not the proceeds of crime 

Most sportsbooks in UK & Ireland have got real strict about this over the last few years to such an extent that you now have to show ID, proof of address and proof of income to place a large bet thus rendering any attempts by successful professional gamblers hoping to fly under the radar anonymously futile  

State of Tennessee has been famous for stealing money from travelers over the past several years.  They claim I40 west is a return route for cash after drugs are delivered to the Northeast.

I 81 to I 10.

Just watch out for rome Georgia slow down, drive casually the pd is uncontrollable there.