Atlanta, Georgia, two men arrested with $20 bills in their possession.

Miami, Florida, Colombian man arrested at airport with cash in his luggage.

People all over the country subject to be arrested after making bank withdrawals…no matter who you are. If you have gone to any bank, and exit said bank with any bills in $20, $50, or $100 denominations…you can be arrested, and stand trial for money laundering and drug
possession.

Think it’s impossible?

Think again. Here is a fact! your bank has the legal obligation to report you to authorities anytime you make a deposit or withdrawal in the amount of $10,000 or more.

In the case of the two men who were arrested for laundering drug money, they were arrested by an agent of the presidential Drug Task Force when they purchased cashier’s checks from Atlanta banks. Plus, there was the fact that they had $200,000(Real Money) in $20 bills on them at their time of arrest. But agents found no drugs.

The Colombian man was arrested when customs dogs snuffled and barked at some of his luggage. Inside the bags was $1.3 million in cash, but again…No Drugs!

However, you may be relieved to know that in both cases and trials, all defendants were acquitted…due to lack of any other evidence against them.

But just how did these individuals become targets and victims of federal drug agents? How can you too be arrested, charged and stand trial in a federal drug case? The answer is simple, yet quite shocking.

You see, there is a detectable trace of cocaine in U.S. paper money. It is of course, not an ingredient in the paper or ink. It results from cocaine dealers and users handling of money.

Cocaine users and dealers handle $20, $50, and $100 bills far more often than most other people do.

For every pound of money that is in circulation, there is approximately 50 cents worth of cocaine in it.

The cocaine can be detected by washing the money in alcohol and using radio-immunoassay on the solution. It can also be detected using a derivative nuclear magnetic resonance analysis or a gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer.

No matter which test is used, cocaine can be found in your money. So in a sense…the more money you have…the more cocaine you possess!

Will you get arrested and stand trial for having a lot of money because it contains cocaine? Well by law, it’s remotely possible…but, in reality…it’s highly improbable.

Now a personal question. Even given the remote possibility that you could be arrested for having pounds of money…would you still like to be in that position if you could get there legally?

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