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Audit finds police officers illegitimately accessing sensitive case files

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About a quarter of police staff who accessed computer files on the death of Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming did not have legitimate police business concerning them, an investigation has found.

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Audit finds police officers illegitimately accessing sensitive case files

About a quarter of police staff who accessed computer files on the death of Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming did not have legitimate police business concerning them, an investigation has found.

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Investigation reveals misuse of sensitive data on Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming's death - Daily Telegraph NZ

Stock photo. An internal probe has found that about 25% of police staff who accessed the National Intelligence Application for details on Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming’s death did so without legitimate work-related reasons. Following a January memo from Police Deputy Commissioner Tania Kura condemning the unauthorised checks as a breach of the New Zealand Police Code of Conduct, an audit revealed that while over one-third of the accesses were just…

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