Indeed, this is exactly the topic of the OP article. They mean you have nothing to hide form them. They still insiste upon their own privacy: > "Things inside

Indeed, this is exactly the topic of the OP article. They mean you have nothing to hide form them. They still insiste upon their own privacy: > "Things inside your house are to be guarded," [Police Chief Kroeker] told WW. "Those that are in the trash are open for trash men and pickers and--and police. And so it's not a matter of privacy anymore." > Hours later, the chief issued a press release complaining that WW had gone through "my personal garbage at my home." KATU promptly took to the airwaves declaring, "Kroeker wants Willamette Week to stay out of his garbage." > A few moments later, [the mayor's] office issued a prepared statement. "I consider Willamette Week's actions in this matter to be potentially illegal and absolutely unscrupulous and reprehensible," it read. "I will consider all my legal options in response to their actions."