>I have limited, tangential experience with getting the FBI involved with crimes of an employee. In our case, they were not in a rush to make any moves against

>I have limited, tangential experience with getting the FBI involved with crimes of an employee. In our case, they were not in a rush to make any moves against the person until they had an airtight case with indisputable evidence. Honestly felt strange given how obvious the crime was during the investigation. Sometimes you get the A team. Sometimes you get the geniuses that loaned APCs to the ATF. So long as the incompetence of the second rate people continues to not effect the careers of the first rate people nothing will change.