Now Blount will have to sue to get back the money. That's none of your business. None of mine, either. A person's money should be his own, to do with what he will. Authorities should be forced to prove that money is connected to a crime before taking it.
All money is now the government's, whenever it wants to come get it.
But many other innocent citizens, less able to afford the loss and the high- priced attorneys needed for a court fight, have suffered from the same seizure laws. Citizens had better get used to being stopped on suspicion. Given the evident world view of the Klinton-Reno regime, any ordinary act may constitute probable cause to stop, search and seize. Laugh it up now, but when it's YOUR weeks pay swiped by the fascist goons, YOU explain it to the landlord. What seems shocking today will likely be considered ordinary in the future, as we see the development of federal police powers and new military roles in domestic law enforcement.