The burden of proof is on you, tell us why you have £1000 in cash?

This video explores the controversial application of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, highlighting how police can seize cash over £1,000 based on mere suspicion. It emphasizes the reversal of the \"innocent until proven guilty\" principle, as the burden of proof shifts to the citizen to prove the money was legally obtained, regardless of whether a crime was actually committed.