Who brings $2000 cash out on a boat? That's insane
this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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I honestly can't believe someone would just give up free money like that. Nice of him I guess
It's not "finders keepers". In this case, the owner was identifiable. There are laws in most states that require you report found valuables or cash and make an effort to find the owner. It's at least a misdemeanor if you don't.
I don't see any canoe cops
Don't fuck with Fish and Wildlife or Conservation officers.