>> completely anonymous. well, prosecutors charged u.s. assaults with conspiring to sell drugs and launder money. a judge okayed the raid. since the customers, themselves, were not being charged, u.s. magistrate judge put limits on the warrant saying while the fbi could seize the boxes, themselves, quote. this warrant doesn't authorize a criminal search or seizure of the safe deposit boxes. in a statement to cnn the u.s. treasury department says the following. l the "l.a. times" reports they plan to return 250 boxes, it's trying to retain the contents of another 369 alleging that they are the proceeds of criminal activity. the government primary uses