A crime log entry can only be withheld under which circumstance?

A crime log entry can only be withheld if it could jeopardize an ongoing investigation. This is a crucial aspect of maintaining the integrity of law enforcement operations. If releasing details about a crime would compromise an investigation—for instance, by revealing information that could lead to the destruction of evidence or allow suspects to evade capture—then it is appropriate to withhold that entry.

The law acknowledges the need for balance between transparency and the effective enforcement of the law, which is why this specific circumstance provides valid justification for not disclosing certain information in a crime log. It ensures that investigations are not compromised while still prioritizing the safety and empowerment of the campus community in understanding their environment.