Supervisory Special Agent Scott Forrester: [to OA] I understand that you are personally wrapped up in this. I worked a case in Izmir when I joined IOD. Just hear me out. We sat on a middleman in an arms deal for months. We watched him like a hawk, burned through overtime and resources until we lost our patience. Someone above my pay grade said, "Go ahead, arrest him." We put him in a Turkish cell. We never recovered his stash, though. The rocket launchers that we were supposed to intercept sold anyway. Six months later, they were fired into an open market in Istanbul. Twenty-seven dead, including three children. If we do not recover this material while we have the opportunity, it will end up in someone else's hands. And instead of the Bureau arresting pedophiles, we may never know who these predators were. They may never face justice. Yes, you will have caught Kent. But the dozens of other sick men out there will find another opportunity to get what they want. And there will be other girls, just like the one you tried to save. Do you see it? We need to take everyone down, not just him. Or we may never get that chance again.
