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MUSLIM Family Arrested for Using Bank in USA
( and USA is supposed to be the #1 Land of the Free )


Sattar Ali Family Arrested for Using Bank in USA.

“In Kansas, an Iraqi-American doctoral student was arrested along with his family after
attempting to deposit a large check from the sale of their old house.

According to Wichita State’s student newspaper The Sunflower, Sattar Ali, who moved to the United States in 1993, took a check for $151,000 from the sale of his family’s old house in Michigan to Wichita’s Emprise Bank.

As he told local news station KAKE, he brought verification documents along with him, but a few minutes after he first presented tellers with the check, he was in handcuffs.

After being taken outside the bank in handcuffs, Sattar Ali discovered the Finest USA Police have ALREADY arrested his wife Hadil and their 15-year-old daughter Hawra, and ( Sattar Wife & Daughter ) were forcefully sitting inside the police car in the backseat
terrifyingly waiting for Sattar Ali.

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There are so many other UNTOLD Racist Harassments towards Muslims in USA.

According to All Trump Supporters, Neo Nazi, & KKK
this is Normal and this is Fair for them
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:angry: :agree: :sniper:( Trump Supporters, Neo Nazi, & KKK )


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...$150,000 check....so what kind of a check was it? If it was a major bank check then it should have been fine..if it was some personal check or a check from some unknown company (like the closing lawyer's office) then that could be a huge problem.

First off why is there even a check? When you sell your house the money is transferred to your bank. If you move to a different state and need a new bank they just transfer it over to the new one.

Sounds like people from some no-name lawyer's office cut him a check OR somebody simply handed him a check from some no-name bank/company/person,

Usually for a large sum you should go to Bank of America and get one of their Cashier's Checks so there's no questions asked (I paid for my house with a much larger check than $150,000 and made sure I got it from BankofAmerica instead of using a personal check). Using some no-name bank or company (as this guy found out the hard way) is not worth the headache. He should have either asked that the buyer hand him a BoA check or he should have converted it to one before moving 600+ miles away. Paying a few bucks for a mainstream check is painless.

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Hmmm...$150,000 check....so what kind of a check was it? If it was a major bank check then it should have been fine..if it was some personal check or a check from some unknown company (like the closing lawyer's office) then that could be a huge problem.

Usually for a large sum you should go to Bank of America and get one of their Cashier's Checks so there's no questions asked (I paid for my house with a much larger check than $150,000K and made sure I got it from BankofAmerica). Using some no-name bank or company (as this guy found out the hard way) is not worth the headache. He should have either asked that the buyer hand him a BoA check or he should have converted it to one before moving hundreds of miles away. Paying a few bucks for a mainstream check is painless.

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He sold his house and he took necessary documents with him fearing that such a large sum may cause some issues. Furthermore, he was depositing the amount and why was his daughter and wife were arrested..under which law?
 
He sold his house and he took necessary documents with him fearing that such a large sum may cause some issues. Furthermore, he was depositing the amount and why was his daughter and wife were arrested..under which law?

Why didn't he leave it in his bank after the sell? Why would somebody want to carry around a check for $150K??? If he needed to open up a new bank account in a different state he could have simply had it transferred.

It sounds like that $150K check was from some no-name source (like the lawyer's office). That's why he got hassled.

Hi I'd like to deposit this $150,000 check from my lawyer's office "Dewey, Cheatem & Howe".

Furthermore, he was depositing the amount and why was his daughter and wife were arrested..under which law?

Why does the guy in the getaway car get arrested too when a bank is robbed? It's called being an accessory.
 
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Why didn't he leave it in his bank after the sell? Why would somebody want to carry around a check for $150K??? If he needed to open up a new bank account in a different state he could have simply had it transferred.

It sounds like that $150K check was from some no-name source (like the lawyer's office). That's why he got hassled.

Hi I'd like to deposit this $150,000 check from my lawyer's office "Dewey, Cheatem & Howe".
And why not? It is a freakin' cheque...nothing else buddy. If it his money..If I want to buy a car worth that money with hard cash (not on loan)..why can't I?
 
And why not? It is a freakin' cheque...nothing else buddy. If it his money..If I want to buy a car worth that money with hard cash (not on loan)..why can't I?

He even said he had all the documentation. Why do you even need documentation unless the check was possibly questionable? If it was a mainstream Bank of America check he wouldn't even need any documentation (like BoA would give you any even if you asked). He just would hand it to the teller...case closed. No, he had something oddball that required documentation for verification. That was just an unnecessary headache he should have avoided.
 
He even said he had all the documentation. Why do you even need documentation unless the check was possibly questionable? If it was a mainstream Bank of America check he wouldn't even need any documentation (like BoA would give you any even if you asked). He just would hand it to the teller...case closed. No, he had something oddball that required documentation for verification.
That's simply common sense. It is a big amount plus he is a Muslim so he carried the documentation as precautionary measure. I would do that too to avoid any issues.
 
That's simply common sense. It is a big amount plus he is a Muslim so he carried the documentation as precautionary measure. I would do that too to avoid any issues.

Please tell me what this documentation is/could be...I'd like to hear it.
 
So you're saying that the cheque was fake?

The reason people use Bank of America (or a mainstream bank) instead of some no-name check is so they don't have to go through this headache of providing paperwork to prove the check isn't fake. Why somebody would put themselves through such a hassle when they could spend a few bucks (I think $5) and get a mainstream bank check which requires ZERO documentation is beyond comprehension.

I bet he had a letter from the lawyer, the seller, the witness, and the cleaning lady.
WHY??? Just get a Cashiers check and don't go through this stupidness,

"Hi, here's my $150K cashiers check from BoA, No..I have no documentation...like what documentation could possibly be helpful? A note from the teller who took my $5???"
 
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The reason people use Bank of America (or a mainstream bank) instead of some no-name check is so they don't have to go through this headache of providing paperwork to prove the check isn't fake. Why somebody would put themselves through such a hassle when they could spend a few bucks (I think $5) and get a mainstream bank check which requires ZERO documentation is beyond comprehension.
In 2017, it does not matter because all the banks are connected and all checks and transactions can be verified through secure systems. We are talking about USA and not some country in Africa. I would have done a bank a transfer to avoid all this hassle but if someone didn't know or couldn't do is it illegal? the answer is No.. Finally the check was not proven fake and he & his family were set free but the question is why was he treated like that? and especially why was his family taken into custody...you are not coming towards this and beating around the bush. I highly suspect that if the similar transaction was done by a white man, no eye brow would have been raised (if not suspected due to previous history)
 
In 2017, it does not matter because all the banks are connected and all checks and transactions can be verified through secure systems. We are talking about USA and not some country in Africa. I would have done a bank a transfer to avoid all this hassle but if someone didn't know or couldn't do is it illegal? the answer is No.. Finally the check was not proven fake and he & his family were set free but the question is why was he treated like that? and especially why was his family taken into custody...you are not coming towards this and beating around the bush. I highly suspect that if the similar transaction was done by a white man, no eye brow would have been raised (if not suspected due to previous history)

Apparently his check couldn't be easily verified...that's what started the whole chain of events. That's why I think it was not a bank's Cashier's check. It was some no-name check. That's why he provided them with documentation. If it was a bank Cashier's check there would be no need for documentation.
 
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