An interesting aspect of this story that nobody else picked up on: > The IP address passed on corresponded to an internet account held by Nigel's partner. But

An interesting aspect of this story that nobody else picked up on: > The IP address passed on corresponded to an internet account held by Nigel's partner. But it had been typed incorrectly, with an extra digit added by mistake. So he himself wasn't even the owner of that account. He just happened to have been living in his partner's home. So, why specifically was he targeted even with the wrong IP? Is this what law enforcement has become? Rounding up the first male of age in the vicinity of a crime? I'm just saying, not only did they have the wrong home but even then they had absolutely no basis even within that home (since obviously no evidence was found during the search), but his life was absolutely ruined.