From a certain viewpoint, I think the "little fanfare" is a good thing. I certainly prefer it from grand-standing declarations that somebody will end up in jail

From a certain viewpoint, I think the "little fanfare" is a good thing. I certainly prefer it from grand-standing declarations that somebody will end up in jail before any investigation has been performed. Yes, it seems like a pretty straight-forward case. But still. I'd prefer it more if this standard of restrained would be applied everywhere. It clearly isn't, and that is a problem. Not only, but certainly also, because it makes one wonder if the restrained is motivated by CYA.