Good. I feel much safer for the removal of that cash. It is always a wonderful use of our resources to seize unexplainable cash, and put the onus on the posessor to prove it is "legal", this does wonders to the perception of a "burden of proof" legal system. I am glad that all over our great country, every day, in many places, local and federal agencies can buy new things with cash seized from people, because after all, the only use for large amounts of cash is criminal enterprise. Happens here all the time, but in much smaller amounts, merely a few hundreds of thousands of dollars that cannot be satisfactorily "explained" to the Gestapo. It's pretty safe to just go ahead and spend, too, because after all, when's the last time anyone actually PROOVED that the cash was legit? Oh hell, there HAVE been a few times, like folks travelling to another state to buy a car or a piece of equipment or something, but in NONE of those cases did they get their money back anyhow, didn't "prove it" enough, I guess. Keep up the good work, guys!