Terrible reporting. It's unlikely that Google searches are the reason. 1. There's no confirmation that Google searches led to the visit, yet the article report

Terrible reporting. It's unlikely that Google searches are the reason. 1. There's no confirmation that Google searches led to the visit, yet the article reports it as fact (headline). 2. Most if not all Google searches are encrypted over HTTPS nowadays. 3. It's local law enforcement, and while NSA info may be shared, it's unlikely that an illegal top secret NSA program targeting citizens would be shared in this manner, 100 times a week. 4. As user declan noted, the more likely cause is other information PUBLICLY SHARED ON FACEBOOK, such as this image one of them posted of high-powered fireworks: https://plus.google.com/112961607570158342254/posts/FWAVRVaN64h https://plus.google.com/112961607570158342254/posts/FWAVRVaN...