If you’ve ever wondered how much cash can be crammed inside a TEDDY BEAR, well . . . it’s more than you have sitting around.
Authorities in New Jersey raided a massage parlor last week, which was suspected of being involved in prostitution and money laundering. And it was a big success.
They recovered more than $750,000 . . . including $600,000 in cash that was sewn inside a giant teddy bear.
The manager was 47-year-old Daniela Diienno. She was charged with first-degree money laundering, second-degree promoting organized street crime, third-degree promoting prostitution, and fourth-degree maintaining a house of prostitution. (Sadly, there wasn’t a teddy bear-specific charge.)
Four other women between the ages of 26 and 45 were each charged with prostitution.
(NJ.com)
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