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ill-gotten goods

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See: plunder


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Other recycling yards are making greater efforts to turn away thieves looking to sell their ill-gotten goods, and the price of copper, which was selling for $3 a pound on the street in August, has dipped below $1 a pound in the declining economic climate, Robb explained.
It was an exciting time--the height of the cocaine wars in South Florida," said Deal, who joined Miami's asset forfeiture unit that confiscated ill-gotten goods from drug lords.
The Home Office wants the ARA to grab pounds 60m a year in ill-gotten goods by 2004-2005, compared to the pounds 25m confiscated in 2000.
 
 
 
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