A warning to people who find money sitting on the ground .

[Nuriyokan]

People are lacing the bills with a fine powdered poison that you can barely see under the light. You touch the bill and die in under a minute. After you collapse they walk up and rob your pockets thus taking your keys and car. Whats worse is that you have the ones who purposely drop $100 bills in front of people while walking .They know that two outcomes will come .

1.) you try to return it ( they will say keep it )
2.) you pick it up and pocket it

Either way if they're not trying to rob you then they just assassinate you.
You can look this up as it has made headlines and is nothing new. The other version of this tactic is putting a cap with a needle on it laced with poison on gas handles at gas stations. You fall over and they take the car and profit .

Just a heads up because i know that 90% of people would pick up money sitting on the ground. Even for those of you who would return money to a person you saw drop the money ... even those get laced .

Bottom line is that nobody should be losing their life just because they either :
A.) Found a bill on the ground .
B.) Tried to return a bill after watching someone drop it.

if this deters even ONE person from doing it , or at least thinking twice about it then my job is done. Be careful gamers .... people are bogus as hell.

[Adversary]

Jokes on you, I'm already dead. Poison ain't gonna do ♥♥♥♥.

[Coinkydink]

There are also sniper rifles that can hit a human target from over a mile away, so heavy armored vehicles are advised

[Masque]

Diposting pertama kali oleh zeke:

A google search is not a source. You actually need to link an article.

Searching "poison-laced dollars" however seems to bring up articles about some sheriff warning about the potential of fentanyl-laced dollar bills. Here's the problem with that:

"No, that is a common myth. Fentanyl cannot be readily absorbed through the skin. You also can't overdose on fentanyl by touching a doorknob or dollar bill."

https://health.ucdavis.edu/blog/cultivating-health/fentanyl-overdose-facts-signs-and-how-you-can-help-save-a-life/2023/01

It is a very dangerous drug (if not properly handled by a licensed medical professional) but the overwhelming majority of 'incidental-exposure overdoses' are nothing more than BS. It's actually almost impossible to overdose on it unless you are either directly ingesting the drug or something that has been laced with it. Casual contact with it isn't actually all that dangerous (I'd just suggest to make sure to wash your hands before putting your fingers in your mouth if they've become coated in unknown substance - but that just holds true irregardless).

https://healthandjusticejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s40352-021-00163-5

I've long been convinced that all two people, an EMS worker and a cop, who reported that they only touched it and overdosed -- actually found it on a perp and decided to try some. Then they said, "Oh no, bossman! I only touched it!" so they wouldn't get in trouble.

And because of that we got the B.S. storyline put into all our Cop shows and medical dramas for a whole year, because these shows all have to push the propaganda as a "public service".

I saw an episode of Blue Bloods that did that storyline and my eyes rolled up so hard they came back out the bottom side.

Nobody uses logic any more. You telling me professional policemen and EMS accidentally touched it and overdosed, and that's the only people it ever happened to, but for some reason no dumb-as-rocks low-level street dealer ever accidentally touched it and had the same thing happen? They keep it in their pockets for cryin' out loud. Street dealers aren't generally known for their fastidiousness, either. It was all a buncha bull.

[Lunar Fang]

Diposting pertama kali oleh Mina:

In public leaving fingerprints cameras watching people passing and going up to dead body is child like in thought

Can you run that by me again, my eyes aren't so good and I have no idea what you just typed.

[Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...]

so if i see someone drop money on the ground that means they're trying to kill me or do me grievous bodily harm so i'm well within my rights as an american to draw my concealed firearm and dispatch the vile evildoer so that local law enforcement will praise me and i will be given the key to the city. got it.

[Lime]

im so glad i wear latex gloves whenever im handling cash, i saw this happen to buddy of mine, he didn't wear his gloves and when he saw a happy franklin just sitting on the road he picked it up and within minutes he was projectile defecating blood from every orifice we could see, it was horrible

[Катюша]

Please don't spout such fantasy. Idiots will genuinely believe the stuff said in this thread, unfortunately.

[primeinsurrection]

This was a news story that happened once and over claimed on social media. Police in a town warned citizens not to pick up folded dollar bills because they might have fentanyl in them.