sentence correction

[rainous]

As long as there continue to be fraudulent practices and the tacit acceptance of illegal behaviors spread across law enforcement agencies, a couple of conscientious individuals’ efforts to bring forth changes are nearly impossible.

Hi,

I want to get your expert opinions on how the above sentence looks grammatically.
Are there any awkward expressions or grammatical fallacies?

Thanks.

[SlickVic9000]

(Not a Teacher)

My take on that sentence:

"As long as there continues to be fraudulent practices and tacit acceptance of illegal behavior in law agencies across the country, efforts to bring charges against criminals are futile."

I added "criminals", but I don't know exactly who charges are being brought against.

[hooshdar3]

it should be "there countinues as far as I know

[SlickVic9000]

it should be "there countinues as far as I know

It probably should be continues, but both sound to me fine to me for some reason.

[5jj]

As long as there continues to be fraudulent practices and tacit acceptance of illegal behavior

As long as there is fraudulent practice, ...
As long as there continues to be fraudulent practice, ...

As long as there are fraudulent practices and tacit acceptance ...
As long as there continues to be fraudulent practice and tacit acceptance ...