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Some police officers breached data protection

Posted on January 23, 2014 by Dissent

New figures reveal five Jersey police officers have left the force in the past four years after snooping at islanders’ personal data.

Three were dismissed and two resigned.

Meanwhile in another case, one was reprimanded but kept their job, and another incident dating back two years still hasn’t been resolved.

It’s led Deputy Mike Higgins to question whether islanders can trust the police with their private information.

Read more on Channel Online TV.

Note that this is Jersey, not New Jersey. πŸ™‚

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