Return to Article: Justice proposes requiring contractors to report suspected criminal violations
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I enjoyed Ms. Newells proposal for action to be taken: but reporting crime is not often as easy as it may appear. Especially when it comes to intervening with crimes dealing with Organized Crime, Drug Rings, Cartels, Clandestine Drug Labs, Human Exploitation & Pornography, Trafficking and Slave Trade; as well as Cult activity and Legal Alien Criminal Activity in white collar crimes such as Embezzlement, Fraud, Extortion, Bribery, Raquetering, Securities Fraud, Tax Evasion, Money Laundering and Counterfiting.
Attempted calls to specific agencies and departments are often met with a tremendous amount of suspicion and clearance and code-talk. It gets crazy! Corruption is guaranteed - especially when one calls the media into the picture - as well as the film, movie and entertainment industry.
Local Law Enforcement are not equipped or trained very well in enforcing such laws and when they do - the case becomes a high profile media case and the perpertrators usually get away with a minimal sentence; such as a slap on the wrist and even a movie deal.
Attempts to contact other agencies supposedly prepared to handle such cases are thwarted and one usually gets a run around or do it your self implication.
Most of the time the victims are shoved into the Social Secuity Disability lines and Mental Health System. Which you may or may not know has an abysmal sense of justice in that it does little to fix problems but is great at retarding individuals and making them look very small and stupid. Its a catch-22 if you live without non-sequiters.
Our jails are already very full - usually with over 2 million inmates per year at about $30000 each. The taxpayer does not want to pay this - THIS IS THE WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTION - its called protective custody!
Alas; its true that there is a BIG difference between the Department of Corrections, The Department of Justice and basic Law Enforcement. One is blind, the other sees too well, and the third is just out right dangerous and annoying...
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Can you say "Whisleblower?" DOJ should be very careful for what they are asking contractors to do as DOJ may actually get an earful of what DOJ is not doing in order to acquire their Federal IT Scorecard grade.
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