Police in the Netherlands arrested 10 men for moving their own money around, a phenomenon which is unfortunately still prosecuted as money laundering by the morally bankrupt (archived). Police allege the financial activities of these men are connected to other men who are actively involved in marketing drugs, the drug sellers remain "under investigation" instead of being arrested. According to "press" agents who were invited to accompany "law enforcement" agents the men were caught because they deposited money to their bank accounts and swiftly withdrew their money using ATMs. This is a peculiar fact to present as critical to the case as it presents as abnormal minimizing the amount of time cash stays in the bank, a sane course of action when the struggles of fiat institutions make bail ins, negative interest rates, and all kinds of other evils a danger for money left in the custody of a bank.