Two police officers have made a further court appearance facing charges of disclosing and modifying personal data.
Fifty-seven-year-old Mark Hempsall entered a ‘no plea’ response to eight counts of knowingly or recklessly disclosing personal data, and one count of modification of data to impair reliability.
Sophie Lilian Watterson-Jones, aged 36, pleaded not guilty to three counts of the first charge, and one count of the second.
They appeared before magistrates recently.
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Mr Hempsall was represented by advocate Jim Travers, while advocate David Reynolds appeared for Ms Watterson-Jones.
Prosecuting advocate Hazel Carroon submitted that the case was suitable for summary court, and both defence advocates agreed.
A pre-trial review will be held on November 13.
Both are on bail.