Need help with number #3. Please discuss in detail.

Case: You have been working as a secretary for Allan's Construction Company (ACC), which specializes in the building of low-cost homes. You gave up a good paying job to work for ACC because it was family-owned and operated by family friends. Soon after you began working for ACC, you noticed questionable behavior on the part of Mr. and Mrs. Allan's two sons, who are company salesmen. In fact, you are positive that they are falsifying documents to increase their commissions and to trick local banks into approving mortgages to customers who don't meet credit standards. You are trying to decide how to handle the situation when one of the sons approaches you and asks you to produce and sign a memo to a bank, falsely stating that a certain potential homebuyer is creditworthy. You refuse to do so and, after much consideration, approach Mr. Allan about the situation. To your surprise, he simply brushes off your comments as unimportant and laughingly states that "boys will be boys." Questions: 1. What would you do in this situation? 2. Is the fact that you correctly refused to produce and sign a false memo enough, or are you obligated to report these crimes to the banks and proper authorities? Discuss the options, responsibilities, and implications you are facing. 3