Which of the following is NOT a typical use of forfeiture proceeds?

• A. Funding law enforcement activities.
• B. Training and equipment.
• C. Distributed to participating units and community programs.
• D. Private investments unrelated to law enforcement.

Answer: (D)

Asset forfeiture proceeds are intended to support law enforcement and public safety efforts. They come from assets seized in connection with criminal activity and are typically used to fund ongoing investigations, support training and equipment upgrades for officers, and distribute funds to participating units and community programs that enhance public safety. Using those proceeds for private investments unrelated to law enforcement would not align with their purpose, as it diverts public funds away from the mission and could raise legal and ethical concerns.