Often it seems like when a crime reported to the authorities where all they have to do is track and arrest, with the evidence and identities of individuals literally handed on a plate to them, they rarely act. It's almost like they feel insulted that all the work has been done for them and it took all the "sport" out of it and don't want to feel humiliated by their incompetence,(reply>), @Pluto : Makes sense, plus it's not even against the law, the money is kept as evidence until the court day after that they split it between the agencies involved in the bust simple as that. Other assets like guns and cars are sold, and drugs are disposed of, although that's up for debate,(reply>), why would they waste their time tracking down these individuals to give them justice, there wont be a gold pot at the end of the rainbow. Busting narco rings is much more lucrative for them. Lots of untracable cash at the end.,(reply>), unfortunately, there are a lot of people, who have a lot of money, and are in very influential positions (power), and are very very bored, who get involved in things that will give them a "kick", which are far beyond what common people consider ethical.<br><br>the day will come when most people will no longer choose to keep their "eyes wide shut".,(reply>), A lot of the cases are low key. Pedophiles dont usually make headlines even when sent to prison.,(reply>), Man, I'm so jaded one of my first thoughts was that they were in on it.