It's kind of sad to read this answer. But it's the correct answer. The exception would be if I found a firearm in a location where I knew a murder had been committed and I felt that particular firearm was connected to it. Then my conscience would force me to turn it in.
Txp, IF you are going to contact the law it should ,only my opinion, be before you touch any thing. And I,m not saying touch any thing after contacting them to avoid suspicion of your involvement.(Not saying your a thief or dealer but you could be setting someone your mad at up.) A big to me principle, is not to get involved in messing with or removing a cache of illegal stuff that has living owners or handlers. Consider if its being watched. A weapon out in the field ,due to experience is no problem for me. One in a tot lot or school yard, near public area and stashed ,common sense needs to prevail and should not be left or handled by inexperienced hands, for some depending on local laws possession may be illegal.. If you don,t know how to handle then maybe you should hover while waiting for an authority to check it out while you don,t touch. Same with pipe bombs and meth brewing materials.Your question kinda makes me miss payphones.
. This is one of those hobbies where the more DISCREET you are, the better off you are.
BS! Crooks.
A firearm or sequential bills, maybe, the rest, no way. I also would not flush ANY drugs down the drain, I don't want that crap to eventually get into my water supply! Some of those drugs will survive in a potent state for decades. In many major cities (and some minor ones) there are places to drop off unwanted medications. I'd use that.
