Black travelers are targeted by drug control department agents

One day in 2021, Brian MooreOne of the old -hand warriors from Georgia, to Los Angeles, California, from Atlanta to filming a music video. However, according to what was reported, he never exceeded his gate. Instead, Moore was said to have stopped when the FBI agents seized $ 8,500 cash he was lawful. But it seems, not Brian Moore is the only one who faces similar conditions. Black travelers are said to participate that they have confiscated their money under a program called “Civil confiscation”. But how does this happen and why?

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Here is what happened to Brian Moore

According to More, the money arose from the hadith Sale. However, federal agents do not seem to care when they took it out of the trip to conduct a “random” research. For every Moore, the agents began to tell him that he “seemed suspicious”. Ultimately, the agents confiscated his money and directed him to go ahead with his journey, “Like anything that has never happened.”

Two years later, Moore won his case after the government was transferred to the court. However, it did not stop there. In addition, the court asked him to give him $ 15200, which he spent on law fools. The court eventually refused his request, on the pretext that they asked to reject the case.

More about black travelers who face civil confiscation

But Moore is not the only one who faces “civil confiscation”. For every big lawyer Dan Dairy, he is just part of the small percentage of people trying to fight to restore their property.

“The seizure of cash and other property is often not huge sums of money, and therefore you often spend on a lawyer more than the amount of property that has been seized,” Clear.

Pass up the above to watch while Carter shares how Moter eventually took another expected turn. In addition, Carter breaks the events that affected other travelers who also faced civil confiscation.

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