🔴 Sinn Fein has said a document purporting to be from a major PSNI data leak was posted overnight on a wall facing its office in Belfast “in an attempt to intimidate the party”
The force also revealed it was investigating the theft of another spreadsheet containing the names of more than 200 serving officers and staff, believed to have been stolen from a private vehicle in Belfast on 6 July.“Even more sinister, this is a very public indication that the dissidents do have access to the sensitive information in the data leak document. It therefore represents a very real threat to the officers, and the civilian staff involved.
“I have of course reported this incident to the PSNI and I would appeal to anyone with information to bring that information forward. “Sinn Fein represents the vast majority of people in the nationalist community and we will certainly not be intimidated by dissident groups who have virtually no support and who offer nothing but disruption and threats in an attempt to make themselves relevant. They should disband and end their anti-community activities.
Scores of officers have expressed concern for their safety in Northern Ireland, where police are under threat from terrorists – with the current level of threat assessed as severe, meaning an attack is highly likely. Assistant Chief Constable Chris Todd said: “We are aware that some redacted information from the Tuesday 8 August data breach has allegedly been posted on a wall in west Belfast today, Monday, 14 August.
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