FBI anti child trafficking raid in Texas leads to the rescue of 28 children and the arrest of 59 pedophiles, which included two Christian church leaders, one Republican politician, and zero drag queens
nbcdfw.com/news/local/two-doze

@SLICEOFHOME I see it quite critical that the name list is published before the people got a trial.
Assumed one or more people are judged as innocent this list might be enough to destroy their lives.

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@davidbruchmann @SLICEOFHOME Arrests are a matter of public record, and if you think about it, in a free society, they have to be. But yes, publishing them in the paper does put the innocent -- and every principle says that we must assume some could be -- at great risk.

I'm more concerned that the poster has characterized the politics and church affiliations of some without any supporting documentation. It has a certain smell of attention-seeking fabrication.

@pieist @SLICEOFHOME yes, I agree on all he points you mentioned.
Luckily court decisions are not done based on press and social media usually, so about the attention seeking by the article you might be right but it shouldn't influence the cases.

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