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Not sure why people are so upset.
The stupid husband used his work computer to search stuff that he should have been searching for on his personal computer.
The IT department simply reported suspicious activity on a former (disgruntled?) employees computer.
The local police department sends a few officers (probably much fewer than reported in the blog) to talk to the guy.
The husbands invites the officers into the house.
The officers look around, ask a few questions, and leave.

Should we be angry? Maybe. Who should we be angry at? Lets aim our anger at the proper targets:
1. The idiot that used his work computer to look this stuff up. (I have a work computer that is used for my work and a personal computer that is used for my business.)
2. The idiot that invited the cops into his house. Cops without warrants are kinda like vampires, they can't come in unless you invite them. (No reason for the cops to have a warrant at this point because there isn't enough evidence to obtain one.)
3. The idiot wife who mislead all of us in her blog by suggesting that unrelated google searches by 3 different people in the house was the reason behind the visit of multiple NSA agents.

What if the husband had been up to no good and the IT department had failed to report what they had found or the police department failed to investigate and the husband blows up a bunch of his former coworkers. People would have been up in arms saying that the IT department or the police department knew this guy was a problem and failed in their duty to do anything to stop this tragedy.

Catch 22 I guess.

The clarification at the end of the story was interesting and suggested there was much more to the story than the title leads you to believe.