FBI should be grateful, not grumpy

The FBI should be singing the praises of Joseph Colon, at least internally, and paying him a princely sum for his knowledge and attitude. Instead, the agency hopes he goes to jail for a fair stretch. How come? It's a clash of cultures, and the FBI bureaucracy won. But the agency really lost. Colon is a young computer whiz who worked for a consulting company hired to help the FBI update its computer systems. That project is overdue, over-budget and a big embarrassment for the agency. Its inability to share information regularly gets cited as a key impediment to better focusing its anti-terrorism work.