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Hacker’s attempt to sue police is ‘abuse of process’

Posted on March 6, 2024 by Dissent

RL360 Insurance Company Limited is an international offshore savings, protection and investment provider, headquartered in the Isle of Man. According to Wikipedia, it is part of the International Financial Group Limited.

Threefm reports that John Henry Griffin, a former RL360 employee who was convicted of unauthorized access to data and unlawful acquisition of personal data, subsequently tried to sue the Chief Constable, alleging that the law enforcement official conspired with his former employer.

His complaint did not fare well, and was dismissed as an abuse of process.

Griffin, who was sentenced in 2019, and who unsuccessfully appealed his conviction,  represented himself in court.

Read more at Threefm.

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1 thought on “Hacker’s attempt to sue police is ‘abuse of process’”

  1. DG says:
    March 8, 2024 at 9:41 pm

    Personal info being leaked/stolen from RL360 was a matter of “when,” not “if.”

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