Will you hire a thief to protect stealing your valuable from others?

Sounds like "Catch ME If You Can" played by Leonardo DiCaprio & Tom Hanks, directed by Steven Spielberg. It's apparently based on a true story of the youngest recorded con artist in the USA . Frank Abagnale Jr. is a fraudster played by Leo boy, counterfeiting cheques & successfully cashed out more than $2.5 million in the 1960s while Hanks is Carl Hanratty, FBI agent who later caught him & made him work in the bank fraud department of the FBI as he could easily detect & tell you where a counterfeit cheque was made & yada yada yada, haha!~Just watch the film if you want to know more

Hi Ajay Singh Baghel: As you have mentioned at the beginning of your discussion, the answer seems to be simple but in politics, everything is not that simple. In fact, sometimes it's not the most competent person the one who has the employment but the one that has the best political influences. Sometimes politics and corruption are sinonyms . ALVARO

That is quite the interesting thing. On one hand, there is a phrase that it takes a thief to know a thief. On the other hand, you're really taking chances. Corruption runs rampant in this world and giving people who have records such positions of responsibility and power, its really something that is just really playing with fire to say the very least. So yeah, this sounds like a really bad idea to say the least. We need someone who is both competent and honest. Which is really a quality that is lacking with most people these days, especially in tandem. There is either one or another and you need both. That is really the state of the world all things considered. Still things like this just sounds like a bad idea for sure.