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It's Time For Congress To End Federal Policing For Profit - Vimarsana News

It's Time For Congress To End Federal Policing For Profit

Civil forfeiture lets law enforcement take property without charging anyone with a crime. But sweeping reform legislation is working its way through Congress.

Source: forbes.com
'I Think This Money is Connected to Drugs': Texas Deputies Took a Truck Driver's Life Savings That He Wanted to Use to Expand His Trucking Business. A Jury Ruled He Won't Get It Back. - Vimarsana News

'I Think This Money is Connected to Drugs': Texas Deputies Took a Truck Driver's Life Savings That He Wanted to Use to Expand His Trucking Business. A Jury Ruled He Won't Get It Back.

While Ameal Woods was traveling to Houston from Natchez, Mississippi, on the morning of May 14, 2019, he was pulled over by Harris County, Texas, deputies

New Orleans Shoeshine Man Wins Back $30,000 Life Savings Seized by DEA Agents - Vimarsana News

New Orleans Shoeshine Man Wins Back $30,000 Life Savings Seized by DEA Agents

Kermit Warren can breathe a sigh of relief after being granted back the $30,000 life savings DEA agents seized from him at an airport last year.

Man Gets Back $30,000 The Government Stole From Him—11 Months After Drug Agents Seized It Without Cause - Vimarsana News

Man Gets Back $30,000 The Government Stole From Him—11 Months After Drug Agents Seized It Without Cause

Man Gets Back $30,000 the Government Stole from Him—11 Months after Drug Agents Seized It without Cause, DEA overreach, civil forfeiture

Louisiana Man Gets His Life Savings Back From the DEA - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Man Gets His Life Savings Back From the DEA

Can the government seize your money without charging you with a crime? If you ask Louisiana resident Kermit Warren, he'll tell you that the answer is yes & no