The original text is from the official website, Mr. Rustin Cohle, Chief Attorney of Texas, Houston Police Department Narcotics Division. Houston, Texas Reply: Internal Affairs Investigation #90-138-RC- Police Officer Fired Dear Police Officer: In view of your excessive and unnecessary firing, and then To the death of the suspect Tom White, I was appointed to make a decision. As a law enforcement officer, you should ensure that your results are not personally affected when you perform your duties. We must first focus on the law, and be sure that justice will be served by relying on strong police investigations and a stable legal basis. I have met with your superiors and colleagues, and checked your personnel file. That shows that if you ignore recent behavior, you have been performing well. I understand your grief of loss* and subsequent divorce. I also learned that your last undercover assignment caused your current drug abuse problem. If I still sentence you to a sentence with excuses, I would be biased. Therefore, as the chief prosecutor of Texas, I am happy to provide atonement and save you from prison. You will report to DEA* Federal Agent Brooks. As an available undercover resource, you will be assigned to any special team or law enforcement agency that may be assisted by your undercover work. You will report directly to Agent Brooks, who will decide when you can return to your normal position. This is the only chance, Mr. Cohle, I suggest you consider the consequences of refusal. Sincerely, Davis Smith, Chief Attorney of Texas, CC: Houston Police Department, Captain Hernandez, US Department of Justice, Drug Prohibition Agency, Agent B. Brooks Note 1: Refers to the accidental death of Rust's daughter. Note 2: DEA: "Drug Enforcement Administration" (Drug Enforcement Administration) in the following text
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