One morning in Los Angeles County,
a white Range Rover was cruising around about to make several stops at local banks.
The vehicle was being tracked by law enforcement agents.
They set out to find the white Range Rover,
which they see from the GPS trackers parked at this bank branch in the city of Arteja.
That's our colleague Dylan Tokar.
Shortly after they get there, they see a man named Jiayong Yu get out of the vehicle.
He's carrying a black backpack.
And his first stop is at the ATM machine outside the bank.
They can't really tell, but it seems like he deposits maybe a check there.
He then walks into the bank and one of the task force officers is following behind,
trying to look discreet.
The agents were following the driver, Jiayong Yu.
because they suspect that he might be laundering money.
They see you approach a teller and he just starts taking stacks of cash bound with rubber bands out of his backpack and putting it on the counter.
Then you left, but the agent stayed behind.
They asked the bank teller if you deposited more than $10,000.
Anything above that amount is supposed to get flagged by the bank.
And she looks at them and she says, more like $100,000.
By then, Yu was already on his way to another bank.