EUR 148,000 in cash found hidden in passengers' underwear

"EUR 148,000 in cash found hidden in passengers' underwear"


So the public parasites stole it. And justify it as " while the remaining EUR 148,000 has been temporarily confiscated, pending the outcome of a court procedure. "


Guilty until proven innocent. Your money is ours!

The question is why do they have so much "cash" and "how" did they get it, when those questions are answered then we will know if the money is truly legal and theirs but even so, even after that, their is the matter of taxes. Quite frankly had the Serbians not found the money and confiscated it, then any other country in the world would have done so if they found it, including Turkey. Honest people use Banks to move large amounts of Money, not underwear. In Canada the limit is 10,000 Canadian dollars which is about 25% less then the 10,000 Euros allowed by Serbia.

I wish I had 150 000 euros in my underwear :(

koko,

Are you a clown?

Serbian law allows foreign nationals transiting Serbia to temporarily import as much cash as they wish on entry and export that same amount as they leave.

Clerly these Belgique Turkmen did not declare the money on entry - thus breaking Serbian law - and had no right to export it without the proof of 'temporary' importatation.

If the money is legitimately theirs, legally earned in Belgium or wherever, then they can apply for it to be returned to them. They will probably receive a minimal fine for not declaring it on entry.

On the other hand, if the money is not legitimate theirs, or illegally earned, I doubt they will even try to reclaim it and be very pleased that they were released with 10,000 each in their pockets and not imprisoned.

"EUR 148,000 in cash found hidden in passengers' underwear"


So the public parasites stole it. And justify it as " while the remaining EUR 148,000 has been temporarily confiscated, pending the outcome of a court procedure. "


Guilty until proven innocent. Your money is ours!

The question is why do they have so much "cash" and "how" did they get it, when those questions are answered then we will know if the money is truly legal and theirs but even so, even after that, their is the matter of taxes. Quite frankly had the Serbians not found the money and confiscated it, then any other country in the world would have done so if they found it, including Turkey. Honest people use Banks to move large amounts of Money, not underwear. In Canada the limit is 10,000 Canadian dollars which is about 25% less then the 10,000 Euros allowed by Serbia.

I wish I had 150 000 euros in my underwear :(

koko,

Are you a clown?

Serbian law allows foreign nationals transiting Serbia to temporarily import as much cash as they wish on entry and export that same amount as they leave.

Clerly these Belgique Turkmen did not declare the money on entry - thus breaking Serbian law - and had no right to export it without the proof of 'temporary' importatation.

If the money is legitimately theirs, legally earned in Belgium or wherever, then they can apply for it to be returned to them. They will probably receive a minimal fine for not declaring it on entry.

On the other hand, if the money is not legitimate theirs, or illegally earned, I doubt they will even try to reclaim it and be very pleased that they were released with 10,000 each in their pockets and not imprisoned.