By the way, there is an excellent film called Rebel Ridge now on Netflix where the basic premise is about small town police abusing the practice of civil asset forfeiture.
If that comforts you (I know it doesn't) Swiss police can take any money claiming it touched cocaine so it was maaayyyybe used in trafficking. Stats say about 90% of banknotes qualify so it's a sure shot for them. Even if you're cleared of the accusations, they will STILL keep your money.
It's been recommending that movie to me, and it looks excellent, but I know if I watch it it's gonna end up with me throwing the TV out the window out of rage.
I know it's just a figure of speech, but I'd also like to add a reminder if someone needs to see it: channeling that same rage into investing time and effort into making a change is the very reason why such an enraging show is made and why it should be watched. Just raging into the wind is pointless, specially after choosing not to invest anything into making a change
