When questioned by law enforcement, the man had a wide range of claims for why he was carrying so much cash at the airport, feds said the man offered up “everything but the kitchen sink.” His explanations ranged from being a party promoter for the rapper Polo G to selling French bulldogs and pit bulls, documents show.When questioned by police, the man -- who has not been charged with a crime -- claimed he worked as a party promoter for the rapper Polo G, but was unable to provide a name of his business or its registration.“They are common, especially with the proliferation of traffic we are having at Charlotte Douglas,” Kimble said.Investigators said they looked at his Cash App history and found 1,400 transactions between May 2021 and May 2022, with some having references to drugs.“I think it is premature to say whether there will be charges or just the forfeiture,” Kimble said."