5. Arrest records.

The following information relating to arrest records is not considered to be criminal intelligence/investigative information and is available for inspection:

a. the name, sex, age and address of a person arrested;

b. the time, date and location of the incident and of the arrest;

c. the crime charge;

d. documents given or required by law or agency rule to be given to the person arrested;

e. information and indictments except as provided in Fla. Stat. secs. 905.26 119.011(3)(c) (1995).

Juvenile Records. Juvenile records traditionally have been treated differently from other records within the criminal justice system. The Florida Juvenile Justice Act exempts most information pertaining to juveniles obtained by any judge, employee of the court, authorized agent of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, the Department of Corrections, or any law enforcement agent in the discharge of their official duties from Chapter 119, and prohibits disclosure of such information to anyone not specifically authorized to receive such information. Fla. Stat. § 39.045(5) (1995). However, Fla. Stat. § 39.045(9) (1995) authorizes a law enforcement agency to release for publication the records of a child taken into custody under certain limited circumstances, such as where the juvenile has been taken into custody for a violation of law which would be a felony if committed by an adult.