Recognizing Red Flags Refer to the article below, which was assigned as part of the reading for this week, about a $$1\mathrm{.}3$ million fraud committed by an employee at the Fort Worth, Texas stockyard. This fraud is a stark example of what can happen, and for how long, when no one is looking for red flags. White Collar Crime: The criminal in the next cubicle. Respond to the following in a discussion post: Explain what happened in the case, how long the fraudulent lasted, who discovered the fraud and how, what the court decided, and what the consequences were for the stockyard. Describe some of the red flags and internal control procedures that should have been in place to deter the fraud. Support your answer.