DULLES, Va. (7News) — Nearly $100,000 in cash was seized from two separate groups traveling through Dulles International Airport over Memorial Day weekend after officials said they failed to report the money properly to federal officials.
In both cases, the groups kept underreporting how much money they were traveling with, even after being given a Treasury Department currency reporting form, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said.
On May 23, a family boarding a flight to Brussels, Belgium, was stopped after a CBP dog alerted to the currency in their bags. A man told officers he and his wife each had $7,000 in their bags, but later said they both actually had $20,000 combined, officials said…