Legal Juice

It's fair to say that people generally know what's in their underwear, and where it came from, right? An Italian gentleman with a wad of a cash in his skivvies couldn't answer the "where it came from" part, putting him in the soup. As reported at www.couriermail.com.au:

British border control officials caught an Italian man trying to smuggle £10,000 ($17,330) out of Northern Ireland in his underwear. The man was stopped by border control officials on July 23 as he boarded a flight to Rome from Belfast International Airport.

The cash - consisted of British Pound Sterling and Euro notes - was discovered in the man's underwear, pockets and wallet.

The UK Border Agency said today the man was not able to provide a "reasonable explanation" for why he was carrying such a large amount of cash.

No explanation, no cash.

"The money was detained under the Proceeds of Crime Act and will only be returned if he can provide proof to a court that the money came from a legitimate source."

The man chose not to travel on the flight, the agency said.

Hmm. Perhaps he wouldn't be so welcomed without all that cashish. Here's the source.