> This is not corruption or a violation of the subpoena safeguard process Not if it ends there and cops make the right decisions. However it's a legitimate con

> This is not corruption or a violation of the subpoena safeguard process Not if it ends there and cops make the right decisions. However it's a legitimate concern that an overly broad police investigation, even after a real crime happens, might lead bad/lazy/dishonest cops to wrongfully accuse someone unrelated.