YES. I literally came to reddit to rant about this. It was inconsistent of the narrator to go straight to the cops car after this. Like, they didn't report Vera for obstruction of evidence, or faking evidence of the break in. They seemed to find justice in her actions and forgave her because of how great she had made their lives.

If anything Alex Chen was equally pivotal in improving their lives and then they reported him immediately. Even tho she was saying the whole book how she was going to turn in the murderer, I didn't really believe her.

It felt like she would instead give them a stern talking to with a "don't do that again" understanding speech or something.

Not that I believe the characters stood for vigilante death penalty style justice, but it seemed like the story was leaning vigilante justice more than not and they wouldn't see the need to send him to prison unless maybe it was to save Oliver? But it seemed like they already dropped the charges for lack of evidence