State police are looking for a Saltsburg man who they say had cash and 677 stamp bags, some of which were marked “covid-19,” in a safe found during an Indiana traffic stop.
Source: The Tribune-Review
State police looking for Saltsburg man who they say had stamp bags marked ‘covid-19’
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