7. Victims.

North Carolina has no statute that categorically would exempt from disclosure any information about victims of crime. Law enforcement may temporarily “withhold the name or address of a complaining witness if release of the information is reasonably likely to pose a threat to the mental health, physical health, or personal safety of the complaining witness or materially compromise a continuing or future criminal investigation or criminal intelligence operation.”  G.S. § 132-1.4(d).