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In the Swiss city of Geneva, the prosecutor 's office allowed to leave tens of thousands of euros to people who had found money in the sewers last year. Law enforcement officials have discovered that two women are responsible for "the use of money".
Bloomberg
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By the way, 11 In May 2017, employees of the UBS Group AG Bank, located in central Geneva, found that the bank's toilets were filled with banknotes, some of which were cut with scissors. In total, the bank found 40,000 euros in the toilet.
Later, police found that the money had been thrown by three women and one man for whom people were throwing money – is unknown.
In addition, that day, 8,500 euro "taken" in the toilet of the confectionery, which is in the same building, and the same evening, a cleaning lady in a nearby café discovered about 26 000 euros in the toilets of the institution. In addition, the "biggest concern" was caused by a discovery discovered in a month. Employees of the nearby pizzeria found in the toilets 60,000 euros, but the bank notes were partially damaged. women – citizens of Spain. They threw their money in the toilet. According to the prosecutor's office, the damage to the money is not considered a crime, but women can be held responsible if the origin of funds is illegal.
The prosecutor's office has still not discovered and has not submitted any version of the reason why women were trying to throw their money. The case was closed because no charges had yet been brought against anyone so far.
The money found by law enforcement officers can now be returned to those who found it. For restaurant and café staff, just write a statement. In general, more than 95 000 euros were found in the sewers of Geneva
By the way, in 2018, the 500 richest people in the world lost 511 billion dollars. Among them were crowds such as Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos and Amancio Ortega.
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