My daughter's formal complaint to her job's executives

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My daughter didn't get home from work until around 11:30 last night. I'll admit I was worried since she works in a business park and would be in the warehouse alone. It turns out she was writing a lengthy letter to the company executives about the warehouse manager and his outrageous, discriminatory, sexist and possibly criminal behaviors. She said she didn't tell everything, yet it took 20+ minutes to read. Some of the things he was doing included mocking people of different ethnicities, telling people from other countries to "speak English, you're in America", stealing produce from the warehouse by declaring it to be damaged, commenting on women's bodies, calling a female USDA inspector the C word to her face and refusing to comply with their requests, blaming everyone but himself for warehouse problems, refusing to implement changes to procedure that had proven to be effective, and saying that his bosses were performing sex acts on one another instead of giving him the raise he demanded. That's just what I remember reading. There was more. She went to work early today because she felt that being the one who complained, she should be available when they were there. She was sure he would retaliate as he had with others who complained, several having quit because of him. It turns out he was suspended pending an investigation and when he demanded to know who complained, they refused to tell him. She texted me so I could know how it went. She is relieved they didn't tell him, but still awaits their findings. She assured them that the people in the warehouse would confirm her statements if they were assured their jobs were protected from him. Several offered to send emails themselves to back her up. I'm looking forward to hearing everything when she gets home tonight. Hopefully a lot sooner than she got home last night. My daughter is basically their backup warehouse manager as well as being in charge of their database software, so unless they close this location, she's in a good position. You have to be both strong-willed and brave to do what she did.