Morale is not good in the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office. In fact, it's downright dismal. Lower-level staffers complain they are overworked and underpaid, having not received any cost-of-living raises for years while the amount of work they do has risen sharply. And there's trouble at the top, too, with a series of high-level departures, most recently that of Deputy District Attorney Brian Grady—who either resigned or was fired and escorted out of the offices—just one week ago. And what do people do when morale is low? They complain. And they're complaining about Monique Wescott, whose role in the office is, ironically, to boost morale.