NYPD can’t count cash they’ve seized because it would crash computers

Ars Technica
By Sean GallagherSep 18, 2016, 4:00 pm467 ptsHot
(credit: See-ming Lee) The New York City Police Department takes in millions of dollars in cash each year as evidence, often keeping the money through a procedure called civil forfeiture. But as New York City lawmakers pressed for greater transparency into how much was being seized and from whom, a department…

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