That is the problem with the FBI doing ordinary police work and secret squirrel stuff the two roles get in each others way.
It was notable that there was a very brief "scandal" that MI5 had found evidence of child molestation but ignored it because they'd only found it via their ability to ignore due process in the name of national security and therefore since the information wasn't a national security issue it was filed under "not usable".
Cooler heads pointed out repeatedly that that was how it had to work to preserve due process, and it didn't stay news for long; this was, to me, the correct outcome.
(of course GCHQ is a whole different kettle of fish)
The FBI should have been reorganised along with the secret service and BATF after hoover died into two organisations one doing MI5 s role and one as a federal police force.