If you’ve been following the many recent cases of large-scale corruption in Indonesia, you’ll notice that in some instances, those involved were caught storing piles of cash in their own homes or in the homes of relatives or friends, for obvious reasons. Keeping such money in a bank is risky, as it would require explaining its origin, and there’s also the possibility that the funds could be frozen beyond their control.
In situations like these, prosecutors do count the money as they will need to declare the total amount of seized cash to report it officially in the press conference. As shown in some documentaries, this is typically done by having several people count the banknotes. It is highly individuals counting the banknotes are professionals such as bank cashiers.
Yeh exactly what I said in #54 and you then said the same in #55
