Well, as with a lot of things, there's a tipping point, I would say. After a while, people expect.... Organized crime and money laundering will almost inevitably lead to corruption of one sort or another. You may find that there'll be corruption within your enforcement area or within the department. It could be anywhere along the chain. That's almost an inevitable result. More so, though, new ways develop, and they're not necessarily good ways to do business. If Joe next door is making money illegally and no one is stopping him, well, why don't we do the same thing? It's like a disease. It spreads.
