Cloudy with a chance of cash: Nanaimo woman found herself in flurry of bills falling from the sky, RCMP say - Action News
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Cloudy with a chance of cash: Nanaimo woman found herself in flurry of bills falling from the sky, RCMP say

RCMPin Nanaimo, B.C., are trying to track down a person who might be missing some money after a woman reported seeing a flurry of bills falling fromthe sky, according to a statement Thursday.

Pedestrian, who turned windfall in to police, believes it may have come from car that sped past her

A Nanaimo woman handed over a large sum of cash after getting caught in a flurry of bills falling from the sky. (Peter Scobie/CBC)

RCMPin Nanaimo, B.C., say they're trying to track down a person who might be missing some money after a woman reported seeing a flurry of bills falling fromthe sky.

Thewoman, who police are not identifying, made the discovery around midday onJan. 4while she was out for a walkin the northern part of the city, according to an RCMP statement Thursday

She reported seeing a car speed past her and, secondslater, she noticed cash falling down all around her, the statement said.

"Being an honest soul, the lady picked up all the money up and promptly called the Nanaimo RCMP to report her find," wroteConst.Gary O'Brien in the statement.

O'Brien said so farno one has claimed the cash. He said it's possible it might have been gained through illegal channels.

Police did not state the dollar amount of the money.

Nanaimo RCMP will hold onto the bundle of billsfor 90 days, and if no one comes forward, it will be returned to the woman who found it, the statement said.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Nanaimo RCMP emergency line at 250-754-2345.