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Crazy moment Many Abandoned their cars in the middle of a road to rush and pick money after Dollars fall out of bullion van in US

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Many people using a road in California caused a messy traffic jam after abandoning their cars in the middle of the street to pick money.

It all begun when a Bullion van loaded with lot’s of money in some Unexpected manner has it’s part opened allowing huge amounts of dollar notes flowing in the middle of the road.

A part of the clip showed a man with both hands full of dollar bills as he screamed excitedly while others are also busy packing the cash.

Meanwhile, A report filed by Fox News, stated that arrests were made on some of the people who packed the cash.

Watch video of the scene below

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