http://sputniknews.com/business/20150324/1019952952.html
WTF is this shit. I though there was a $9,999 limit before transactions needed to be reported, which is also unconstitutional BS, it's no concern of theirs how i spend my money. But now i read the feds require banks to file SAR's (Suspicious Activity Reports) anytime someone withdraws $5k or more, and now they want the banks to call police and have them come check you out. So just taking YOUR money out of YOUR account is considered a "suspicious activity" by the feds. This bothers me, both for privacy issues, but more importantly because of the rise in civil forfeitures in this country. The Feds are pretty much telling banks to let the police know when they have the ability to legally rob you.Through civil forfeiture, police can seize property they believe has been, or will be, used in a crime. That money, because it is not a legal person, is not protected by "innocent until proven guilty", but rather considered guilty unless the owner can prove , to the polices discretion, that it was not going to be used in a crime. get ready to hand over your cash, and it's all legal.