Police in west Michigan are hoping that more people will come forward who stopped on U-S 31 when they were driving along and suddenly saw money flying around— thousands of dollars. A man showed up at the police station to say that he left a box filled with 30-thousand dollars on the bumper of his truck. The box fell off, and the cash flew out.
Drivers stopped, stuffing their pockets with money.
Some have come to the police.
Two teenagers turned in $630.
A woman turned in $3,880.
Motorists Grab Cash; Some Turn It In
Apr 29, 2019 | 11:49 AM
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