If a reporter receives an anonymous tip claiming that the sheriff is taking payouts from a local gang, what must the reporter ascertain? Question 3 options: What proof the tipster is able to provide Why the tipster wants to talk If the tipster is willing to be quoted by name Whether the tipster is a supporter of the sheriff or a gang member

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Isabell Burnett

16 April, 21:50

If a reporter receives an anonymous tip claiming that the sheriff is taking payouts from a local gang, what must the reporter ascertain? Question 3 options: What proof the tipster is able to provide Why the tipster wants to talk If the tipster is willing to be quoted by name Whether the tipster is a supporter of the sheriff or a gang member

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Celia Pennington · Answer 1

The correct answer is; "What proof the tripster is able to provide".

That's because as a reporter, he must make sure about the authenticity of the accusation as he cannot post apocryphal news.