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LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Millions of packages move across the country every single day. Many of those go through the FedEx facility in Indianapolis. That’s where they can get taken – not by thieves but by local law enforcement.

“I am just totally stunned that this can happen in America,” California jewelry wholesaler Henry Cheng told Eyewitness News about how he had tens of thousands of dollars seized by another state.

He didn’t want to be identified on camera because he says robbers often target him to steal his merchandise. In this case, he sold items to a client in Virginia. The client sent him $42,000 in a FedEx package. It was stopped in Indianapolis.

“The next thing I know is the police and the prosecutor is forfeiting my money, saying that based solely on suspicions, they didn’t even name the crime that I’ve committed, because I know I have not committed any crime,” Cheng said.

The practice of civil forfeiture is legal and common. It allows local governments to seize property suspected to be involved in criminal activity. Property can be seized without a conviction or charges.

Cheng called police and the prosecutor’s office in Indianapolis and says they wouldn’t give him a reason why the money was taken. He showed authorities the receipt for the sale. He was told it didn’t matter.

“You can get your money back, but you got to go to court,” Cheng said he was told.

A public interest law firm called the Institute for Justice took up the case and filed a lawsuit.

“Civil forfeiture really is one of the greatest threats to property rights in the nation today,” said Sam Gedge, a senior attorney at the Institute for Justice. “It lets governments across the nation take people’s cash, their cars, their homes, without ever convicting them of a crime, without charging them with a crime.”

The Indianapolis FedEx hub is the second largest in the United States, and attorneys claim law enforcement in Indiana is using that to profit because it can keep a large part of the money.

In the affidavit for probable cause, it states one of the reasons the parcel was deemed suspicious and pulled for inspection is simply because it was shipped to California.

“So they describe California as a quote, a source state, a source state for drugs,” Gedge said.

The affidavit in this case adds several other reasons for the package being suspicious: the seams were secured with tape, it was dropped off at a FedEx shipping center. It also states that it contained $100 bills, $50 bills and $20 bills. It claims those denominations are consistent with illegal activities.

“They simply say that there’s been, quote, a violation of a criminal statute. They don’t tell you what criminal statute. They don’t tell you what violation and really it is just a numbers game,” Gedge said.

A numbers game that adds up to a lot of money. Gedge says the prosecutors’ office in Marion County, Indiana has stopped more than 130 packages over the last two years and seized about $2.5 million.

“Oftentimes, to travel to Indiana, if you live in California, to try to litigate a civil forfeiture action, it may very well cost more to hire a lawyer to defend yourself than the amount of money at stake,” Gedge said.

Now after several lawsuits and questions from Eyewitness News and others, Cheng is getting back his money.

“The state came back and said ‘OK, now that we know the full story we’re willing to give the money back,’” Gedge said.

Gedge adds that the government always knew the full story. Nothing changed in the last few months. He said the evidence was always there.

“For people who are willing to lawyer up and spend months filing in the courts and incurring all this time and resources trying to defend their property, sometimes the government just gives up, but of course, a lot of people can’t afford to do that,” Gedge said.

“A lot of people don’t have the good fortune to have free lawyers, and for those people, the government tends not to be quite as ready to give people’s property back,” he added.

Attorneys say the return of the money will not end the case. They counter-sued with a class action lawsuit over the constitutionality of the process used to seize and forfeit assets.

As the college football regular season winds down, the intrigue in some of the Week 13 matchups turns way up.

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In the Big Ten, undefeated Indiana tries to keep rolling toward a berth in the Big Ten championship game when the fifth-ranked Hoosiers visit No. 2 Ohio State. The one-loss Buckeyes are 11-point favorites.

Meanwhile, No. 4 Penn State, which also remains alive in the chase to face top-ranked Oregon in the conference title game, faces a potentially tough road game against the Minnesota Golden Gophers. The Nittany Lions are favored by 11.5 points.

In the Pac-12, Oregon State will look to end its losing streak when the Beavers play host to Washington State. The Beavers have lost five in a row and are 11.5-point underdogs, but can they put a complete game together against the Cougars?

Check out this week’s college football odds and score predictions for all the Big Ten and Pac-12 games from the CFB coverage team at The Oregonian/OregonLive.

Purdue (1-9, 0-7) at Michigan State (4-6, 2-5)

Game details: 5 p.m. PT Friday at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, Michigan

TV channel and live stream: Fox and Fox Sports Live

Latest line: Michigan State by 13.5

Over/under: 47.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: Michigan State 31, Purdue 17

James Crepea: Michigan State 28, Purdue 14

Nick Daschel: Michigan State 31, Purdue 27

Aaron Fentress: Michigan State 31, Purdue 20

Joe Freeman: Michigan State 30, Purdue 15

Sean Meagher: Michigan State 34, Purdue 17

Joel Odom: Michigan State 31, Purdue 10

Bill Oram: Michigan State 28, Purdue 13

Washington State (8-2) at Oregon State (4-6)

Game details: 4 p.m. PT Saturday at Reser Stadium in Corvallis

TV channel and live stream: The CW

Latest line: Washington State by 11.5

Over/under: 57.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: Washington State 30, Oregon State 7

James Crepea: Washington State 35, Oregon State 14

Nick Daschel: Washington State 38, Oregon State 17

Aaron Fentress: Washington State 27, Oregon State 17

Joe Freeman: Washington State 32, Oregon State 17

Sean Meagher: Washington State 42, Oregon State 21

Joel Odom: Washington State 38, Oregon State 14

Bill Oram: Washington State 38, Oregon State 23

No. 5 Indiana (10-0, 7-0) at No. 2 Ohio State (9-1, 6-1)

Game details: 9 a.m. PT Saturday at Ohio Stadium in Columbus

TV channel and live stream: Fox and Fox Sports Live

Latest line: Ohio State by 11

Over/under: 52.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: Ohio State 37, Indiana 34

James Crepea: Ohio State 42, Indiana 35

Nick Daschel: Ohio State 31, Indiana 29

Aaron Fentress: Ohio State 38, Indiana 25

Joe Freeman: Ohio State 28, Indiana 27

Sean Meagher: Indiana 38, Ohio State 35

Joel Odom: Ohio State 31, Indiana 21

Bill Oram: Ohio State 26, Indiana 24

No. 25 Illinois (7-3, 4-3) at Rutgers (6-4, 3-4)

Game details: 9 a.m. PT Saturday at SHI Stadium in Piscataway, New Jersey

TV channel and live stream: Peacock

Latest line: Rutgers by 1

Over/under: 47.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: Illinois 22, Rutgers 14

James Crepea: Illinois 28, Rutgers 14

Nick Daschel: Illinois 24, Rutgers 20

Aaron Fentress: Illinois 23, Rutgers 20

Joe Freeman: Rutgers 24, Illinois 23

Sean Meagher: Illinois 28, Rutgers 24

Joel Odom: Illinois 27, Rutgers 17

Bill Oram: Illinois 28, Rutgers 14

Iowa (6-4, 4-3) at Maryland (4-6, 1-6)

Game details: 9 a.m. PT Saturday at SECU Stadium in College Park, Maryland

TV channel and live stream: Big Ten Network and Fox Sports Live

Latest line: Iowa by 3.5

Over/under: 43.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: Iowa 28, Maryland 20

James Crepea: Iowa 28, Maryland 21

Nick Daschel: Iowa 20, Maryland 14

Aaron Fentress: Iowa 33, Maryland 18

Joe Freeman: Iowa 27, Maryland 20

Sean Meagher: Iowa 21, Maryland 17

Joel Odom: Iowa 34, Maryland 13

Bill Oram: Maryland 35, Iowa 21

No. 4 Penn State (9-1, 6-1) at Minnesota (6-4, 4-3)

Game details: 12:30 p.m. PT Saturday at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis

TV channel and live stream: CBS and cbssports.com

Latest line: Penn State by 11.5

Over/under: 44.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: Minnesota 27, Penn State 24

James Crepea: Penn State 35, Minnesota 21

Nick Daschel: Penn State 24, Minnesota 23

Aaron Fentress: Penn State 31, Minnesota 17

Joe Freeman: Penn State 31, Minnesota 21

Sean Meagher: Penn State 30, Minnesota 24

Joel Odom: Penn State 28, Minnesota 16

Bill Oram: Minnesota 28, Penn State 18

Wisconsin (5-5, 3-4) at Nebraska (5-5, 2-5)

Game details: 12:30 p.m. PT Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska

TV channel and live stream: Big Ten Network and Fox Sports Live

Latest line: Nebraska by 1

Over/under: 41.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: Nebraska 24, Wisconsin 7

James Crepea: Nebraska 24, Wisconsin 17

Nick Daschel: Nebraska 20, Wisconsin 14

Aaron Fentress: Wisconsin 24, Nebraska 23

Joe Freeman: Wisconsin 23, Nebraska 20

Sean Meagher: Wisconsin 28, Nebraska 27

Joel Odom: Wisconsin 20, Nebraska 17

Bill Oram: Nebraska 21, Wisconsin 14

Northwestern (4-6, 2-5) at Michigan (5-5, 3-4)

Game details: 12:30 p.m. PT Saturday at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor

TV channel and live stream: FS1 and Fox Sports Live

Latest line: Michigan by 10.5

Over/under: 36.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: Michigan 31, Northwestern 10

James Crepea: Michigan 17, Northwestern 10

Nick Daschel: Northwestern 21, Michigan 20

Aaron Fentress: Michigan 29, Northwestern 10

Joe Freeman: Michigan 24, Northwestern 10

Sean Meagher: Michigan 21, Northwestern 14

Joel Odom: Michigan 16, Northwestern 13

Bill Oram: Michigan 33, Northwestern 17

USC (5-5, 3-5) at UCLA (4-6, 3-5)

Game details: 7:30 p.m. PT Saturday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California

TV channel and live stream: NBC and Peacock

Latest line: USC by 5

Over/under: 51.5

Predictions

Ryan Clarke: UCLA 38, USC 31

James Crepea: USC 35, UCLA 28

Nick Daschel: UCLA 28, USC 27

Aaron Fentress: USC 31, UCLA 26

Joe Freeman: USC 30, UCLA 24

Sean Meagher: UCLA 33, USC 28

Joel Odom: USC 36, UCLA 30

Bill Oram: UCLA 49, USC 47