I wanted an arrest the next morning.

Dana told me that criminal charges depended on admissible evidence, the elements of each offense and prosecutors’ independent decisions.

Meanwhile, my company’s compliance review was producing its own ugly findings.

Some freight subcontractors had used intimidation to collect disputed charges.

A storage affiliate had failed to properly record goods moving through one warehouse.

Payments routed through shell vendors needed scrutiny.

I couldn’t tell myself that my only crime was trusting the wrong adviser.