When the police receive a complaint of a sexual assault in a public place, should they tell the public, even if the complaint later turns out to be untrue?

Yes; the most important thing is safety, and not many complaints turn out to be fabricated 67% (1,351 votes)
No, not until a charge is laid; people are being unnecessarily worried about a threat that may turn out not to exist 10% (195 votes)
Can you imagine the racket if it turned out the RNC was sitting on complaints of suspected assaults? 8% (166 votes)
Maybe the police need to make a judgment call on a case-by-case basis 15% (305 votes)

Total Votes: 2,017

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