Fort Worth is launching a local cable program that will show the photos, names and arrest information of people accused in prostitution or related cases. Accused, that is. Not guilty or anything, just accused. But that’s okay. Cops never lie or make false arrests. By the way, this puts Fort Worth one up on Dallas, which — like FrontBurner — only humiliates accused people on the Internet.
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