:lol: I'd feel sorry for them if they weren't so arrogant about it. This is an example that even with a new law, CHP information isn't secure.
A Richmond police captain testified Monday that he panicked when he learned that sensitive police department information had fallen into the hands of activists and had been posted online.
The captain, Martin Harrison, testified in Richmond Circuit Court that the documents posted online listed the home addresses of more than 100 police employees.
I was concerned about the safety of those officers and their families,” said Harrison...........The department is seeking to keep the sensitive information out of the public domain. Several of the witnesses — which included the city’s chief deputy prosecutor — testified to the danger that the information could pose to police officers, their families or cooperating informants.
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http://www.timesdispatch.com/news/l...cle_3628c5b6-6ddd-588f-80f7-80b4d75cb0b0.html
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