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The Adams County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday returned thousands of dollars to a famous ’90s-era musician whose home they raided on suspicions of kidnapping and drug trafficking.

But counting off the bills, they came up hundreds of dollars short.

It’s the latest turn in a bizarre, months-long ordeal that began with the violent August raid of an Adams County home belonging to Joseph Foreman, who goes by “Afroman.”

Sheriff’s deputies acted on a warrant claiming probable cause existed that drugs and drug paraphernalia would be found on Foreman’s property and that trafficking and kidnapping had taken place there.

“They come up here with AR-15, traumatize my kids, destroyed my property, kick in my door, rip up and destroy my camera system,” he said in August.

The suspicions turned out to be unfounded. The Adams County Prosecutor’s Office said the raid failed to turn up probative criminal evidence, according to attorney Anna Castellini. No charges were ever filed.

Among the items investigators confiscated during the search was $5,031 in cash, which they believed to be the proceeds of drug trafficking. Foreman said he made the money rapping, as some music venues pay in cash.

Regardless its provenance, the rapper expected to receive it all back Tuesday evening when he went to the sheriff’s office. He didn’t.

After multiple times counting the bills, which the sheriff’s office recorded, the total consistently came up $400 short.

[bliss]

Death penalty for every single one of them.

Not joking.

[houseoftechno]

If I was to torture a prisoner into confessing their felonies, I would duct tape them to a chair, and force them to watch loops of that "music" video.

Not joking.