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The case as you describe it is his word versus yours.  However, your ex-girlfriend appears to provide evidence that you were there for an innocent purpose and seems to support your position for the time being.  You definitely want to save the texts she sent you before and after this incident which shows that you were there to deliver a package.  You also should speak to an attorney.  This is something that could ruin your career if it is not handled properly.  An attorney could help by providing evidence of your innocent purpose to the DA, hopefully persuading them that this is not a burglary, or by representing you at trial, should that become necessary.  

He can press charges. If you did it then give it back and if you didn't then let him try and go press charges. Sounds like drug or illegal money if it is that much, rolled up and just left laying out. So it's pretty doubtful he will go to the police. But better watch out, may settle it on his own terms.

The rule in alms all courts is that once a case is filed a bond must be posted before the case can be heard. If the damage is to be paid first, be sure that the officer has not filed the case because if he has your husband will not get the case handled until the bond is posted. The least expensive way to handle it is to pay the restitution if no case has been filed.