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UK: Aylesbury police officer found guilty of data protection breaches after snapping confidential information

·Source: DataBreaches.net

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Executive Summary

James Lowson reports: A police officer based in Aylesbury was found guilty of breaching data protection laws after she photographed confidential information. At Reading Magistrates’ Court on April 28, PC Lily Maxey was found guilty of breaching data protection laws twice by a district judge. During the same hearing she was ordered to pay £2,050... Source

Analysis

James Lowson reports: A police officer based in Aylesbury was found guilty of breaching data protection laws after she photographed confidential information. At Reading Magistrates’ Court on April 28, PC Lily Maxey was found guilty of breaching data protection laws twice by a district judge. During the same hearing she was ordered to pay £2,050... Source
Source Attribution

Originally published by DataBreaches.net on May 13, 2026.

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