FBI looking for missing money in Minnesota or South Dakota

Law enforcement officials need the public's help in locating five bags full of cash that was either lost or misplaced by Rochester Armored Car about two weeks ago in eastern South Dakota or southwestern Minnesota, KELO-TV reports. A Minneapolis FBI agent says the money was placed in clear plastic bags. Anyone who finds the cash or know where it's at must notify authorities or you could be prosecuted.

Author:: BMTN Staff
Publish date:: Oct 14, 2012

Law enforcement officials need the public's help in locating five bags full of cash that was either lost or misplaced by Rochester Armored Car about two weeks ago in eastern South Dakota or southwestern Minnesota, KELO-TV reports.

A Minneapolis FBI agent says the money was placed in clear plastic bags. Anyone who finds the cash or knows where it's at must notify authorities or you could be prosecuted.

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