Commuters can be seen gathering cash thrown over a motorway in San Diego in a video that has gone popular online. An armoured vehicle dropped the money. Money tumbled out of an armoured vehicle on a motorway in a weird occurrence that occurred in San Diego. A video of motorists frantically collecting stray banknotes thrown over the road has gone popular on the internet. Demi Bagby, an Instagram star, shared a video of individuals trying to get their hands on the cash.
People stopped on the motorway in the now-viral video to collect the cash. One of them can be seen confetti-ing the money. Demi stated on the video, “This is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen.” She moved her camera to the scene where people were snatching the cash. “Everyone came to a complete halt on the motorway to grab money.” She said, “This is absurd.”
According to the San Diego Union Tribune, the majority of the money on the road was in the form of one- and twenty-dollar notes. According to California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer Sergeant Curtis Martin, the vehicle was travelling from San Diego to an office of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., also known as the FDIC.
“One of the doors burst open, spilling sacks of cash. “One of the bags disintegrated, and cash was strewn across the roadways,” he continued.
Isn’t it crazy? The video elicited a wide range of reactions from viewers, who raced to the comments section in droves. Some even cautioned Demi about the video’s ramifications.
‘Now that’s how you make it rain,’ one person said.
“The money is deemed stolen,” another user added, “and I believe they will capture many of those that steal it and it will be considered a federal felony.” It’s not worth it, and this article will be used as proof, among other things.”
