An unbelievable - but true - story
about how the Feds stole the
bank account of a family grocery
store.

No evidence, no charges and no
trial. Just asset seizure.

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Feds Raid Family Grocery Store, steal $35K
Yes, this really happened



Published on Sep 25, 2013
Government bullies are taking the little guy's milk money.

Earlier this year, without warning, the federal government seized the store's entire bank account—more than $35,000—and refuses to give it back. The government falsely accused Terry and Sandy of breaking anti-money-laundering laws by making frequent bank deposits of their store's cash receipts. But they did nothing illegal and have been charged with no crime. In July, the government filed a lawsuit to keep the money, not against Terry and Sandy but against the cash itself, which is why the case has the bizarre title of United States v. $35,651.11.

Federal civil forfeiture law features an appalling lack of due process: there is no way to quickly get a ruling from a neutral decisionmaker about the validity of the government's seizure, and therefore Terry and Sandy must do battle in federal court against the U.S. Department of Justice to prove themselves innocent and get their money back. Shockingly, the money taken by the government will be used to fund the budgets of the very federal agencies that seized the money in the first place.

On September 25, 2013, Terry and Sandy teamed up with the Institute for Justice to fight back. A victory for Terry and Sandy will vindicate not just their right to be free from abusive forfeiture tactics, but the right of every American not to have their property taken from them by government when they have done nothing wrong.

http://www.ij.org/miforf







The Institute for Justice took this case

More info about this case here: http://www.ij.org/miforf

Do you have a business?

Are you making your bank deposits in a way that is pleasing to the the Federal government?

If not, apparently the Feds feel they can take your bank account and keep everything in it. You bank will cooperate with them without question.

No charges and certainly no trial. They just "think" you "may" have committed a crime and that's good enough.

It's called "civil forfeiture."

Is this how government criminals plan to pay off the deficit?

Apparently.

On September 25, 2013, the Institute for Justice stepped up to help these good people fight back.

More info: http://www.ij.org/miforf


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