Fifty-year-old charged with two counts of possessing documents for use in terrorism or likely to be useful to terrorists
A 50-year-old man has been charged with possessing documents or records likely to be useful to terrorists and possession of articles for use in terrorism, in relation to the major Police Service of Northern Ireland data breach.Last week the force revealed that a document had mistakenly been shared online for about three hours, in response to a Freedom of Information request, which included the names of about 10,000 officers and civilian staff members.
The PSNI also said on Saturday that it was continuing to investigate the loss of an officer’s laptop and notebook, which are believed to have fallen from a moving vehicle on the foreshore stretch of the M2 motorway in north Belfast on Thursday. “The laptop was immediately deactivated and has since been recovered. No personnel files were involved. A significant amount of the notebook has since been recovered. Some sections remain outstanding and our inquiries are continuing to establish the contents.”
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