> I don't think this person understands where white-hat boundaries are, or how to deal with being accused of a crime. OK but where, exactly, ARE "white-hat" b

> I don't think this person understands where white-hat boundaries are, or how to deal with being accused of a crime. OK but where, exactly, ARE "white-hat" boundaries? Is there a rule-book somewhere that he missed? How does one know how to deal with being accused of a crime? Practice? Cop-shows on TV? IMHO this person is someone who was just too naïve, overly trusting and unlucky. If there's blame here, much of it falls on his organization for failing to handle the initial incident report seriously.