> Someone clearly needs to be punished.
Do they? What does that achieve?
Do they? What does that achieve?
It reminds me of the story of Richard Feynman demonstrating to a superior how not spinning the dial of the standard GI safe at Los Alamos after closing it allowed someone to read the combination. His superiors response was to send a memo saying, 'Don't leave Mr Feynman alone in your office'.
If it were common knowledge that your cavalier disregard of prescribed rules would see you on the street within ten minutes of it being discovered, I'm sure it would sharpen the attention of some, and get rid of others.
You may wish to turn your comment around by roughly 180 degrees.