Yes, and I'd also look for the person it belonged to, to give it back.

My little one was with me, walking along, when the mite dashed away from me and grabbed things from the ground, turned around with a big grin and presented me with £25 in notes.
Can I keep it Daddy?
Various thoughts went through my head, not least that I wish I had spotted it!
We took it to the local police station( oops, office ) where a very nice wpc recorded the find and explained that if it was not claimed, the finder could keep it.
Bounces of hope and joy from the little one.
One month and a day later my little one increased the bank account, a fiver was used on a book .
Later I understand the rules were changed, 'found money' is no longer returned to the finder but is confiscated by the police, I hope this is not true as 'finders' will now be encouraged to keep their 'finds' with no chance of it being returned to those who lost their property.
I mislaid a bag containing some books and cds, someone spotted them and put them in a prominent place, when I went back searching , an hour later, they were there .
Some of us are still honorable.
Let us 'teach our children well'.

On what personal experience do you base this wild accusation? Or do you just like to malign anyone in authority.

wot a twonker you are

Remember Benny Hill and his carrier bag full of cash.

Tax evasion?

Ok ..... but what about ? ;-\