You, the editor, believe the reporter has fairly explained the situation to the young people, but you wonder if their comments won't make them targets for the bullies or their friends. Everyone involved is either 16 or 17 years old. B. Leave out the names but use the comments. C. Quote the police, but don't use the students' comments at all. A house near campus is the target of a police raid.
Police find stolen goods, drugs and weapons at the scene, and take two people into custody.
You have a reporter and photographer on the scene and can get the story in the next morning's edition if you push the deadline back. Your photographer brings you two photos, one which is a somewhat blurred shot of the house surrounded by police cars. The other photo is of the two suspects, their faces in full view, being escorted to police cars. By deadline the police have still not filed formal charges against the two, but they tell you they expect to soon. B. Publish the story without using the suspects' names, but publish the photo of the suspects.