More than 800 PSNI staff are taking legal action against their employer after their personal details were leaked.
More than 800 police officers and civilian employees have lodged High Court proceedings against the PSNI.
He issued directions to the PSNI Chief Constable and to solicitors acting on behalf of the 800+ claimants whose details were wrongly disseminated, indicating that it appeared to be a “sensible approach to a case of this magnitude.”Reid Black Solicitors welcomed the High Court's directions and indicated they would continue to take a proactive approach on behalf of their clients who remained extremely concerned about their personal data and security being compromised by their employer.
The data includes the surname and first initial of 10,000 PSNI employee as well as their rank, unit and where they are based. Meanwhile, and in a separate incident, the Information Commissioner has reprimanded the PSNI for a data breach where 174 civilian's personal details were shared with United States Homeland Security unlawfully.
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