[Analytics] analytics array query gives wrong results

Load travel-sample
Create dataverse on travel-sample
Connect link local

Run this query:
SELECT id, url, title, name, country, address, city FROM `travel-sample` t WHERE (ANY r IN t.reviews SATISFIES r.date like "2012-01-14 02:15:51 +03%" END) AND `type` = "hotel" ORDER BY id, url, title, name, country, address, city

It will return zero results, however if you run the same query with n1ql(with an appropriate index)

CREATE INDEX `adv_DISTINCT_reviews_date_type_id_url_title_name_country_address_city` ON `travel-sample`((distinct (array (`r`.`date`) for `r` in `reviews` end)),`id`,`url`,`title`,`name`,`country`,`address`,`city`) WHERE (`type` = "hotel")

SELECT id, url, title, name, country, address, city FROM `travel-sample` WHERE ANY r IN reviews SATISFIES r.date like "2012-01-14 02:15:51 +03%" END AND `type` = "hotel" ORDER BY id, url, title, name, country, address, city

It correctly returns 1 result:
[

{ "address": "6 rue aux Juifs", "city": "Giverny", "country": "France", "id": 10063, "name": "The Robins", "title": "Giverny", "url": "http://givernyguesthouse.com/robin.htm" }

]

If we look at the rest of this document we see the reviews section does contain an appropriate entry for the above query:

{
"author": "Nedra Cronin",
"content": "We ended up choosing the Holiday Inn because it had a combination of a low price and a really convenient location. It's close to some great restaurants and just far enough from Bourbon street so that it isn't noisy. The indoor pool on the 10th floor was nice, too. No complaints here.",
"date": "2012-01-14 02:15:51 +0300",
"ratings":

{ "Overall": 4 }

},

Attaching logs, analytics node is .173