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  As Ray says, if an investigation or prosecution is in the offing, they may not wish for images of the individual concerns to be displayed for all to see, especially viewable by local residents on a local forum who may know the individuals concerned. There is also the element of potential victims not necessarily wanting the incident plastered out there for the world to see. However, I think the real reason is likely a knock-on of the riots this week.
  
  The police are probably ultra-sensitive about their media portrayal at the moment and are probably concerned about how the public are perceiving them. They've rightly issued an awful of 'reassuring' statements this week about the lack of trouble in Kent and asked the public not to spread rumours. I think it's just the times rather than the fact that you have done anything wrong...indeed, although you are portraying them in a positive light, for others it's down to interpretation by the reader.

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