$82G In Carry-On Cash Flies Into Feds' Pockets!

WOMAN FIGHTS TO GET BACK DAD’S LIFE SAVINGS

HARDWORKING railroad engineer Terry Rolin had his life savings snatched by security agents, who confiscated the cash from his daughter at a Pittsburgh airport in August — and now she’s fighting the feds to get his money back!

Terry, 79, spent decades squirreling away $82,373 in his Pittsburgh basement until he finally asked daughter Rebecca Brown to open a joint account to keep his nest egg safe.

But Rebecca told The National ENQUIRER she didn’t have time to go to a bank before her flight home to Massachusetts. And after finding. guidelines on a government website specifying it’s legal to carry any amount of cash on a domestic flight, she tucked the money into her carry-on.

But she said a Transportation Security Administration agent snagged the bag at a security checkpoint and questioned her about the cash!