When covering a crime story, a reporter must have at least five pieces of information before going on the air with a description of a suspect.

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There is no set rule for how many pieces of information a reporter must have before going on air with a description of a suspect. However, it is important to have accurate information and to avoid sharing information that could lead to racial profiling or other harm.

When Covering a Crime Story, a Reporter Must Have at Least