Rain of dollars in US, people parked their cars to loot cash
On Friday, a funny incident came out from California, the USA. The back door of a truck passing through the Carlsbad Highway suddenly opened, and several bags full of dollars in it flew rapidly in the air. After this, dollar notes started flying on the road from the diving bag.
Rain of dollars in US, people parked their cars to loot cash[/caption]All the bags were filled with another 20 dollar notes. As soon as the police got information about the incident, they sealed the highway from both sides. The police did this to investigate people. However, after a struggle of about two hours, the road was reopened.People were dancing in the streetsPeople were jumping like crazy seeing dollars on the street. It was as if he had won the lottery. Wherever he was, he was collecting the notes with both hands. Many people were shouting for joy with dollars in both hands; sometimes, they were dancing. These included both men and women. Many of these people were making videos along with collecting dollars. These videos have also been uploaded on social media, becoming increasingly viral.The sergeant warned the peopleAfter the incident, the truck driver informed the Highway Patrol Police. After this, the sergeant who reached the spot warned the people looting the note and asked them to deposit it. Although some people returned the money during that time, some people sat in the car with dollars and fled.However, the police issued a special warning regarding the incident. He told the people that legal action would be taken against them if they did not return the money to the police. The police appealed to the people to deposit the dollars in his office, or the police should be ready for action.FBI is investigating the incidentThe US investigative agency FBI is also investigating the matter. Officials didn't immediately say how much total money went missing. However, as of Friday afternoon, at least a dozen people had returned the money, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported. Officials said that some people had collected a massive amount of money, which they have returned.
Author Profile
Monika Walker is a senior journalist specializing in regional and international politics, offering in-depth analysis on governance, diplomacy, and key global developments. With a degree in International Journalism, she is dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices through factual reporting. She also covers world news across every genre, providing readers with balanced and timely insights that connect the Caribbean to global conversations.
Latest
- Minister Konris Maynard highlights major solar expansion for...
-
Trinidad: Two arrested in Palo Seco for possession of house-... -
Belize: Mother killed, teenage daughter injured in violent h... -
Hurricane Melissa rapidly intensifies, expected to reach Cat... -
Guyana businessman arrested with 13.79 kilograms of cocaine...