One day in 2021, Brian MooreThe disabled veteran of Georgia, directed from Los Angeles, California, at the Atlanta, filming a music video. However, Moore never passed his door. Instead, Moore legally took cash earned $ 8,500 money. Apparently, Brian Moore is not the only one to deal with similar situations. Black passengers are sharing that they were confiscated under a program called "Civil Damage". But how is that, and why?

Shadow room's Justin Carter Things are looking at 'TSR has investigated. '

Here's what happened to Brian Moore

According to Moore, money was created lately auto. However, the federal agents did not matter when they were thrown into the flight to "random". For each moore, the agents called him "suspicious". In the end, the agents confiscated his money and allegedly to go to his flight "nothing happened."

Two years later, Moore won his case after leading the government to the court. However, he did not stop there. He also asked the courts at the proxy rates to $ 15,200. The court finally ignored his request, arguing that they were asked to ignore the case.

Civilians deal with the release of black passengers

But Moore is not the only thing to deal with "civilian harm". Each of the main attorney of Dan Albango, is only part of the small percentage of people who try to fight back to their goods.

"Money and other seizure of property are not often large amounts of money, so you might often spend more than the number of goods caught in a lawyer" He explained.

Go to the top, Carter to check how Moore's case has taken another round. In addition, Carters break events that affected the civil damage to the civil damage.

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