A money sniffer dog that works for the United Kingdom Border Agency at Gatwick Airport, London’s second largest airport, detects money on passengers and their luggage. In 2011, dogs used to fight smuggling and the movement of drug money around U.K.’s airports and ports sniffed out nearly 10 million pounds (almost $16 million) of hidden cash. Of the detector dogs used by the border force, 19 are specially trained currency detector dogs that routinely check passengers and cargo. The Associated Press

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A money sniffer dog that works for the United Kingdom Border Agency at Gatwick Airport, London’s second largest airport, detects money on passengers and their luggage. In 2011, dogs used to fight smuggling and the movement of drug money around U.K.’s airports and ports sniffed out nearly 10 million pounds (almost $16 million) of hidden cash. Of the detector dogs used by the border force, 19 are specially trained currency detector dogs that routinely check passengers and cargo. The Associated Press

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