Police officer investigated for computer misuse
Independent Police Complaints Commission is looking into allegations that a North Wales officer misused a computer system and released data.

A North Wales police officer is being investigated for misusing a computer system and releasing data, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has said.
Following the allegations, the officer was arrested, released on bail and suspended from active duty.
"Very serious allegations have been made against a serving police officer," said IPCC commissioner Tom Davies in a statement. "I have decided the investigation needs independent oversight and this will be managed on my behalf by an IPCC investigator."
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