Ochiltree busted newspaper The story, which was published under the headline 'Busted: See Who's Been Arrested,' included the names, ages, addresses, and mugshots of 24 individuals who had been arrested in Ochiltree County in the previous week. The newspaper also included a brief description of the charges that had been filed against each individual. The publication of the story sparked widespread outrage in the community, with many people criticizing the newspaper for what they saw as an invasion of privacy. Some argued that the publication of the mugshots and personal information of the individuals who had been arrested was unnecessary and served no legitimate purpose. In response to the criticism, the Ochiltree County Herald initially defended its decision to publish the story, arguing that it was providing a valuable public service by informing the community about criminal activity in the area. However, the newspaper later issued an apology and announced that it would no longer publish mugshots or personal information of individuals who had been arrested.
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