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Imagine being a broke student who's just found out their student loans were way smaller than anticipated. Then imagine finding $10,000 at a bank machine.

Would you turn it in? Would you do the right thing or abscond with it, never to be heard from?

This guy did turn it in.

While on campus, Jamie Hawkins found $10,000 (which is apparently the size of a loaf of bread if you were wondering ) that was left behind when workers from Group 4 Securicor left it there after refilling a bank machine. It was apparently barey visible under a shelf. That's the same Group 4 Securicor that touts itself to form "the largest global network of security operations worldwide, with 430,000 full and part-time employees.'

People who work for them left behind $10,000. Jamie Hawkins finds it, and turns it in to an employee at the University Centre near where the machine was located.

Their reward from the "largest global network of security operations" which has $10,000 returned to it?

$500 each for Jamie Hawkins and the student centre employee.

I know that being just is its own reward, but anyone else find that amount piddley given what he did?

(In case you're wondering I do, but I still would have turned it in as he did)