The road is full of dollars, people are collecting.👁️👁️👁️
The video, which was spread on social media, showed people stumbling on the road, picking up dollars in disarray. Someone was seen throwing notes at the sky to express joy.
Last Friday (November 19), the door of a truck carrying a bank dollar suddenly opened and the notes were scattered on the road. The incident took place on Interstate-Five Street in San Diego County.
The video, which was spread on social media, showed people stumbling on the road, picking up dollars in disarray. Someone was seen throwing notes at the sky to express joy.
California Highway Patrol Sergeant Curtis Martin told a news conference that he had enough video and evidence to show that people were stealing money from the road. He said thousands of notes were scattered on the streets. They are owned by a bank. He also said that those who picked up dollars from the streets must hand them over to the police station.
Demibagby posted the video on Instagram and wrote, Have you ever seen this before? What would you do
Police have warned that those who do not hand over the collected dollars will be identified by looking at the footage. "We need to identify the people involved and return the notes before we knock on their door," said Curtis Martin.
Police have so far arrested two people in the incident. The two men planned to flee after picking up dollars scattered on the streets. However, they could not escape by accidentally locking the outside of the car.
California Highway Patrol Sergeant Curtis Martin told a news conference that he had enough video and evidence to show that people were stealing money from the road. He said thousands of notes were scattered on the streets. They are owned by a bank. He also said that those who picked up dollars from the streets must hand them over to the police station.
Demibagby posted the video on Instagram and wrote, Have you ever seen this before? What would you do
Police have warned that those who do not hand over the collected dollars will be identified by looking at the footage. "We need to identify the people involved and return the notes before we knock on their door," said Curtis Martin.
Police have so far arrested two people in the incident. The two men planned to flee after picking up dollars scattered on the streets. However, they could not escape by accidentally locking the outside of the car.
