A fan was at a baseball game, the Cubs verses the Marlins. The man tried to grab a foul ball, preventing one of the team members from catching it. Angry fans yelled and threw things at him and he was escorted out by security guards. His face was popular in the media but his name was unknown. Later, his name was brought out into the public and people continued to say harsh things about him.
I do not think that he should be identified by the media because it's dangerous and likely that people will try to do some type of physical or emotional harm to him. It's not right to publicly identify him because it will only create negative thoughts and actions. Everybody that see him or hear his name will think of him as the guy that caused the Cubs the lose the game. The man had already apologized and he shouldn't have to deal with hateful or negative feedback, especially since he said that it wasn't his intention to keep the player from catching it.
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