Regina police officer caught committing 67 privacy breaches using police database
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- A Regina police officer has been disciplined for unauthorized access to personal data of six citizens, committing a total of 67 privacy breaches over three years. This incident highlights serious concerns regarding the misuse of police databases and the protection of citizen privacy.
- The repeated violations by the officer raise significant questions about internal oversight and accountability within the Regina police force. Such breaches can undermine public trust in law enforcement and emphasize the need for stricter regulations and training on data privacy.
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