Police Detective Found Guilty of Illegally Accessing Logs

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Detective Inspector Emma Gardner of North Wales Police was found guilty of illegally accessing police logs concerning a male friend and three women.
She passed information to the man, with whom she had a sexual relationship.
Sentencing is set for September, and custody is a possibility.

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Detective Inspector Emma Gardner of North Wales Police was found guilty of illegally accessing police logs concerning a male friend and three women. She passed information to the man, with whom she had a sexual relationship. Sentencing is set for September, and custody is a possibility.

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