There are a lot of documents about illegal activities, like about making/selling drugs for example. Most of them involve some kind of interview with people who are actively involved in those criminal activities. I can imagine that some of those interviews are fake but if they are not, then a journalist might get into having an important knowledge about identities/contacts/places etc. Don’t they then get questioned by a police? I know they would lose their credibility if they gave away this information but don’t they get under pressure to let go of this information to the authorities?
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There are two groups of people that you don’t talk to.
#1 is Police.
#2 is journalist.
And police and journalist know this rule and try to avoid each other.
If you find a cop and a journalist on your front porch. It’s going to be a bad day. Don’t make it worse by talking to either.
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