LoisLane
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The recent news from CPS regarding stolen notebooks that went missing along with the stolen gun (gun now recovered) from an off-duty officer's vehicle is just bizarre.
The theft is said to have been April 4th. These notebooks contain names of an estimated 400 people. I wonder if it is from one case or various shifts of the one officer. What kind of info do the notebooks contain besides names and addresses? Are other incriminating details from investigations logged in these books?
It is very unsettling to know that a criminal has access to such information, not only because of privacy concerns and potential identity theft but the big one for me that has not been mentioned is that this info could be passed on to the wrong people. If my name was in one of those books and I witnessed an offence or I was a small scale drug dealer who named others I was involved with that could seriously jeopardize ones safety. Is that breech possible in this case? Imagine if all the names involved in Jessica's case were listed in these notebooks? Do these notebooks only contain information similar to a phone directory or is there much more information that could jeopardize ones safety?
https://www.facebook.com/CalgaryPolice/posts/10153279852019530
The theft is said to have been April 4th. These notebooks contain names of an estimated 400 people. I wonder if it is from one case or various shifts of the one officer. What kind of info do the notebooks contain besides names and addresses? Are other incriminating details from investigations logged in these books?
It is very unsettling to know that a criminal has access to such information, not only because of privacy concerns and potential identity theft but the big one for me that has not been mentioned is that this info could be passed on to the wrong people. If my name was in one of those books and I witnessed an offence or I was a small scale drug dealer who named others I was involved with that could seriously jeopardize ones safety. Is that breech possible in this case? Imagine if all the names involved in Jessica's case were listed in these notebooks? Do these notebooks only contain information similar to a phone directory or is there much more information that could jeopardize ones safety?
https://www.facebook.com/CalgaryPolice/posts/10153279852019530