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Originally Posted by speeder
You have to understand, people. This $$ was in the hands of Brinks, they get paid big bucks to transport it and not drop it out the back door of the truck onto the street. If they drop it, they can eat it. $140k is a frikking used gum wrapper to Brinks. It is an insignificant amount to them, or their insurance company.
Technically it may have belonged to a bank, but Brinks would be responsible for it while they had posession of it. If it really was BofA's $$? Hell, that would be even better. Talk about kharma. Banks deserved to get drilled in the ass. Insurance companies even more.
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Denis, A little surprised by your view.
Who the money belonged to and who was responsible for its loss is irrelevant.
There is no grey area here. It's either right or wrong.