Joe Cornell returned a bag full of about $125,000 that fell out of Brinks truck. Source: AP
A SALVATION Army worker in California is being rewarded for his decision to return a bag containing $125,000 that fell from an armoured truck.
Joe Cornell tells The Fresno Bee that he found the cash on Tuesday after a Brinks truck pulled away from a red light in Fresno and left the sack behind.
"I started crying and shaking," Mr Cornell said. "Everything was going through my mind — the good devil/bad devil thing. What to do?"
Thoughts of the imminent arrival of his fourth grandchild soon helped him decide.
"I thought, 'What would I want her to think of me?' That made up my mind right there," he said. "I got on my radio and called my boss. 'Hey, I found a bag of money'."
Mr Cornell, 52, is in a Salvation Army substance-abuse rehabilitation program. His duties for the organisation include working on donated trailers.
"I went down there carrying the bag like I was Santa Claus," Mr Cornell said.
Brinks spokesman Ed Cunningham said he wasn't sure how the truck lost the money, and he called the incident a security issue.
The company will give Mr Cornell a $5000 reward and make a separate $5000 donation to the Salvation Army.
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