Care to tell us his name?

I approve of the with-holding of names until court date. Innocent until proven guilty is kind of a rule around here. And errors sometimes are made in police reports that are never corrected in the press.
The internet has a difficult time forgetting such events. I know of one individual who was arrested but later found completely innocent of all charges. A search on their name brings up the arrest on the first results page, the courts finding of falsified evidence and later dismissal of all charges is on the second page.

True people are innocent and tarnished forever, however a journalist's job was/is to request info in the public record...as this arrest is. To just say 'Sorry' because the press release doesn't provide a name means the journalist or the school she attented failed. Anyone is supposed to have access to the public record. Naturally, government doesn't release what it can get away with. If Ms Bitette had said she did not inquire because she did not injure a possibly innocent person, fine. But she displayed her ignorance of journalism by saying 'Sorry'.