From Wonderry, I'm wondering.

I'm Brandon Jinks Jenkins, and this is criminal attorney.

It was 2003, and Sean Brokos was on her way to a Newark apartment complex.

She'd received a tip that someone in that apartment had a gun, that they shouldn't.

Sean was in her early 30s, blonde and white in Newark.

She looked like a teacher, or a dentist, or someone with a desk job at a bank, which is actually

what she'd been doing seven years earlier.

She ran the loan department at a bank in El Paso.

So overseeing who qualified for commercial loans, personal loans, car loans.

Until one day when federal agents came to the bank, they were investigating one of the bank's

clients who they suspected of money laundering.

It wasn't like in the movies.

It wasn't all that exciting.

Just two guys wearing suits serving a subpoena.

But Sean was fascinated.

She thought to herself,

Wow, this sounds a whole lot more interesting than the work I'm doing. I literally walked down to the local FBI office.

I put my name in, filled out an application, and before I knew it, I was off to Quantico for training for the FBI.

Fast forward to present day, and Sean was a full-on, bona fide FBI agent.

It was something that I knew would be an adventure.

Look, Newark, at that time, was not a great place, but if you're in law enforcement,

boy, there's no better place to be.

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