Kentucky wants to make it a felony to post law enforcement names online

The order specifically states that posting ANY of the following would be a felony:

1. First and last name;

2. Social Security number or other government-issued identifier;

3. Date of birth;

4. Home or physical address, including any second or vacation address, property tax or property ownership records, or directions to or identifying photographs of any primary, secondary, or vacation residence;

5. Birth and marriage records;

6. Vehicle registration;

7. Photographs of any vehicle, including photographs of any license plates, vehicle registration, or VIN numbers;

8. Identification of any children of the individual under the age of eighteen (18);

9. Electronic mail address, or other personal e-mail addresses;

10. Home, personal mobile, or direct telephone number to the individual;

11. Financial account number or credit or debit card number;

12. Biometric, health, or medical data, or insurance information; or

13. School, day care, or employment locations.

I understand the reasoning, protecting government officials from mad mobs. Names should be fine, addresses maybe not. But then it should apply to everyone. What if I accidentally post someone's address not knowing they are a "protected" person?

- better handing of personal information of everyone, on the premise it might be a law enforcement officer

- organized crime cannot erase witnesses (and of course lesser things like intimidation)