Reply #25: Here is an ATF hero you can emulate

[one-eyed fat man]

http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2009/12/atf.html

An employee of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was arrested on charges of disabling the fire alarm system and damaging property in his Metairie hotel room, according to a Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office arrest report....

...But the staffers and a deputy sheriff also discovered that someone had removed the bedroom door from its hinges and replaced it with a 5-by-4-foot piece of plywood affixed to the frame and the drywall with hinges and screws, the arrest report said. The door had two locks attached from the bedroom side and a circular hole padded with duct tape. The deputy noted in the arrest report that the hole appeared to be used "in some sort of sexual act."

Who knows, you may have a have a lot in common already! Travel all over the country. Don't have to worry about office hours. And the arrest hasn't hurt his career at all.

http://thetruthaboutguns.com/2011/02/robert-farago/atf-glory-hole-agent-still-drawing-pay-pension-benefits/

The increasingly active news sources at cleanupatf.org have something to say about ATF agent Russell Vanderwerf, “who was/is the DIO of the Houston FD, was arrested in December 2009 in New Orleans while there on official ATF business. He was actually taken into custody at the New Orleans FD office. Just google Russell Vanderwerf ATF-you will see all the details of the story (glory holes, craigslist, and random men in and out of his room at the Residence Inn across from the New Orleans FD office. I do know that he is still an employee of ATF. His is listed on all the DIO emails that go out. My sources in Houston say that he is not allowed in the office or be around employees, but works from home. There are others that officially “act” as the DIO while he draws his GS/15 pay in the comfort of his home. Would anyone outside of management be treated this way? No. They would be fired. End of Story.”