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1 posted on 12/19/2015 8:52:20 AM PST by Hojczyk
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Stories like this keeps one sane in an insane culture.


2 posted on 12/19/2015 8:54:49 AM PST by AEMILIUS PAULUS
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The police militarization fund thanks the honest server. The DEA and theirs are investigating the family. “F


3 posted on 12/19/2015 8:55:55 AM PST by mad_as_he$$ ("It gets late early around here..." Yogi)
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The money was returned to the family only after a detective determined it was obtained legally. The cash came from rental properties and a Mexican restaurant the family operates in the San Francisco Bay Area town of San Jose.

"You know how some people don't use banks, I think they're that type of person," the police spokesman said.

The family had attempted to rent a safe deposit box at a bank, but none was immediately available, he added.

There so much about this story that smells rankly to me.

5 posted on 12/19/2015 8:56:32 AM PST by Gaffer
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A Mexican resturant with a bag full of cash? All legal?


6 posted on 12/19/2015 8:56:38 AM PST by Oldexpat
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Drug money?


7 posted on 12/19/2015 8:57:12 AM PST by r_barton
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Of course the police asset-forfeitured it later, but they haver a right to.


8 posted on 12/19/2015 9:00:18 AM PST by E. Pluribus Unum ("We are not a nation of immigrants. We are a nation of citizens." -- Mark Levin)
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If you are stupidly carrying 32K into a restaurant, and dont care enough to keep it secure on your person, then you deserve to lose it.


9 posted on 12/19/2015 9:00:27 AM PST by VanDeKoik
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They were Mexicans. That’s why the cops gave it back to them. Were they regular American citizens it would have gone into the slush fund.


10 posted on 12/19/2015 9:01:21 AM PST by E. Pluribus Unum ("We are not a nation of immigrants. We are a nation of citizens." -- Mark Levin)
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Last year I left my purse in a shopping cart. Someone returned it to the store, but rewarded herself the cash.

Maybe it was two people.

I was ticked off and grateful at the same time.


11 posted on 12/19/2015 9:02:31 AM PST by heartwood
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The money was returned to the family only after a detective determined it was obtained legally.

Surprised they got it back. A few years ago a couple out for a walk found a sack containing $30K. They took it to the police and were assured that if no one claimed it within 30 days it would be theirs. 28 days later the DEA swooped in, found "traces of cocaine" on the money and confiscated it, with a portion going to the local police department of course.
12 posted on 12/19/2015 9:03:23 AM PST by slumber1 (Islam delenda est)
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I’m pretty honest too, but if the customers were wearing hajibs and diapers on their heads.............


13 posted on 12/19/2015 9:03:24 AM PST by umgud
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[[Waiter hands in $32,000 in cash left at California restaurant]]

What an idiot- He shoudla kept a dollar


18 posted on 12/19/2015 9:10:21 AM PST by Bob434
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Story is from 2013— Sounded familiar.


19 posted on 12/19/2015 9:12:08 AM PST by georgiegirl
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A very Christmas thing to do. Selfless and generous. Displaying solid Christian values. Kudos to the honest man. You can put the lamp down now Diogenes.


23 posted on 12/19/2015 9:19:41 AM PST by Freedom_Is_Not_Free (The Confederate Flag is the new "N" word.)
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Good on the employee for doing the right thing. I hope they were rewarded for it in a good way. Even if they want to remain anonymous.

I can imagine all the things going through the finder’s head: “Seriously? Is this a test? Who would leave that much lying around? Bad guys?!? They’ll tear this place apart if they don’t get it back!”


25 posted on 12/19/2015 9:24:23 AM PST by BradyLS (DO NOT FEED THE BEARS!)
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First of all, it’s sad when anyone does something honest that it’s a big deal.

Second, the family owns a restaurant and doesn’t have a bank account? The IRS will want to know about that.

Third, finding an honest cop who didn’t keep the money is a bigger story than an honest waiter.


27 posted on 12/19/2015 9:26:56 AM PST by VerySadAmerican
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This is central California, Fresno. Meth labs are rampant. The mountains are full of illegal marijuana grows guarded by the Mexican mafia. Someone leaves $32,000 in cash supposedly from a Mexican restaurant? They are obviously laundering drug money, maybe through a “legitimate” business, the restaurant? If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck...


28 posted on 12/19/2015 9:36:19 AM PST by r_barton
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It is very common for south of the border residence to not put money in to banks. Especially in the less stable places.

What stands out to me is that someone is still busing tables after 10 years at Applebees.


36 posted on 12/19/2015 10:29:56 AM PST by Organic Panic
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I believe that the following act was more important than the initial return of the money:

"He just said that he did it because it was the right thing to do and he didn't want the right thing being overwhelmed by anything else," Hellyer said.

The waiter's refusal to allow any follow-through is the natural instinct of a righteous man. Any reward for the act, even publicity, makes the act immediately transactional, and renders the motivation for doing the act at least partially self-serving. I cannot tell you how refreshing it is to hear of that rare man who has got his priorities so much in line with God's will.

38 posted on 12/19/2015 10:37:16 AM PST by wetickel
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God bless the waiter for his honesty.

Story of the day!


39 posted on 12/19/2015 10:44:26 AM PST by Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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