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Should he have had to comply with coming to the station to be questioned to begin with? No.

If the police show up at your door for no reason, answer their questions nicely. Do not invite them in. If they ask to come in, politely decline and tell them you can answer what they want right there.

At the first hint that they suspect YOU of anything, stop answering questions. Tell them you are uncomfortable answering any more of their questions and will only do so with a lawyer present.

"If they ask to come in, politely decline and tell them you can answer what they want right there."

Are you advising that a resident yell through a locked door? At least some police are advised that they might quickly slip through a partially open doorway. As for lawyers, I have one for an unrelated civil matter now. He's advised us (improperly) that we're going to lose unless he recieves much larger fees than previously agreed upon (also improperly--simple case) and that he might take months to file, causing us to lose.

And judicial discipline/punishment boards? Malpractice suits? LOL! They've been known to gossip and to attack individuals in numbers. They've told citizens concerned about corruption to "move," if they don't like it (to what, another corrupt jurisdiction?).

Beware cops, or beware lawyers? Our nation is morally bankrupt. People in all kinds of "professional" careers are corrupt. That's the problem.