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Cocaine traces on dollar bills

Posted Aug. 17 2009, 06:04 AM by Douglas McIntyre

Filed under: economy, 24/7 Wall St.

Filed in the folder marked "facts most people would never imagine" is the news that nearly nine out of 10 bills in the U.S. are contaminated with cocaine.

Data released by the American Chemical Society says that "cocaine is present in up to 90 percent of paper money in the United States, particularly in large cities such as Baltimore, Boston, and Detroit. The scientists found traces of cocaine in 95 percent of the banknotes analyzed from Washington, D.C., alone."

Many of those bills were used at some point to actually take cocaine, but many were contaminated by being bundled with tainted bills.

The problem is growing rapidly. Two years ago, the number was 67%.

The information raises the opportunity for law enforcement agencies to use the traces of the substance to track the international movement of drugs. Most large transactions for products like cocaine and heroin are done in cash. The flow of illicit drugs has been nearly impossible to trace. That may have changed in just the last year or so.

Source: MSN.com

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lmffao. When paul said make new topics he didn't mean shit ones.

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The War on Drugs is now moot because of this report. Thus, this topic is SERIOUS BUSINESS, you faggot.

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old news bro

this comes around every few years and its just stating the obvious

I bet theres also mucus and fecal matter on every note you touch too.

Stick a coin in your mouth and die bitch

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I remember when I first learned this... 5th grade I do believe. So...eleven years ago.

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It's like when someone tells you all the traces of horrifying things to found in every seat on the London underground. It all comes around.

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