> Whoever it is, that's always the case in government. It's not their money and any accountability like this is so rare, that there's no need to do things like

> Whoever it is, that's always the case in government. It's not their money and any accountability like this is so rare, that there's no need to do things like audit the books or to ask that there be a documented reason why this particular cop needed to do all that OT. That is every large company I've ever worked at. It's not a government specific issue, it's an issue of large organizations.