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Apr-25-2007 16:45TweetFollow @OregonNews Salem Traffic Stop Nets $90,000; Wanted California FugitiveSalem-News.comThis is the largest cash seizure associated with an OSP traffic stop in the Salem area since February 12th, 2006.
(SALEM) - Oregon State Police troopers arrested two people, one who was wanted as a fugitive from justice, and seized more than $90,000 cash during a traffic stop Tuesday morning on Interstate 5 about two miles north of Salem. At approximately 11:30 AM an OSP senior trooper stopped a 2003 BMW 525i displaying California plates southbound on Interstate 5 near milepost 262 for a speed violation after it was detected going 79 mph in a 65 mph area. Additional OSP troopers and "Reggie", an OSP drug detection dog, and a Salem police officer responded to assist. The driver initially identified himself using a fictitious Washington driver's license. Later, he was positively identified as 28-year-old Saul Olivares, from Salem. The passenger was also later identified as 31-year-old Seliciano Sandoval, no confirmed address. During the stop, the OSP drug detection dog alerted on the vehicle. Troopers searched the car and found $90,026.00 cash in a car stereo box located in the trunk. No illegal drugs were found. Both men were taken into custody and subsequently lodged in Marion County Jail. Saul Olivares was lodged for:
Seliciano Sandoval was lodged for:
The investigation is continuing and no further information will be released. This is the largest cash seizure associated with an OSP traffic stop in the Salem area since February 12th, 2006 when approximately $472,000 was seized near milepost 260.
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Albert Marnell April 26, 2007 9:36 pm (Pacific time)
JAFO, I am all for it!
JAFO; April 26, 2007 7:25 pm (Pacific time)
I want it! I'll use it for nothing but good stuff!, I promise! with 90 grand I could buy pharmacutical machinery and produce generic anti-malarials, anti-retrovirals, anti-T.B. and related medications and give them to those in need for nothing. I'd buy a mid 60's Buick Riviera,(made in the USA), and sell the Beamer to Rosenberg, reinvesting the money in a beneficial manner, as yet to be determined. Well., what do you think?
Wombat April 26, 2007 2:40 pm (Pacific time)
It is not. People just have been subliminally influenced to react to it. Very dumb, don't you think?
DanceMagicDance April 26, 2007 3:59 am (Pacific time)
Since when was having $90,000 in cash illegal?
Wombat April 25, 2007 5:48 pm (Pacific time)
Keep an eye on that cash in the evidence room. Those charges are so picky.
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