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Met Police refers itself to data watchdog after Westminster honeytrap victims’ identities revealed to one another

By Editorial Board Published November 29, 2024 3 Min Read
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Met Police refers itself to data watchdog after Westminster honeytrap victims’ identities revealed to one another

The Metropolitan Police has referred itself to the Data Commissioner’s Workplace after the names of the alleged victims of the Westminster honeytrap scandal have been revealed to one another.

“We recognise the influence on these concerned and apologise sincerely for any misery.

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“A referral to the Information Commissioner’s Office has been made and we await advice on next steps.

“Officers shall be reaching out to these impacted to personally apologise and supply reassurance.”

The honeytrap scandal was a sexting rip-off that noticed former Tory MP William Wragg give out fellow politicians’ cellphone numbers to the suspected perpetrator.

Earlier this 12 months, not less than 12 males in political circles acquired unsolicited, flirtatious WhatsApp messages from individuals calling themselves “Charlie” or “Abi”, Scotland Yard beforehand stated.

Express pictures have been exchanged in some situations.

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Former MP William Wragg has spoken about being focused within the scandal. Pic: PA/UK Parliament

Of their earlier assertion, the watchdog stated: “Organisations must notify the ICO within 72 hours of becoming aware of a personal data breach, unless it does not pose a risk to people’s rights and freedoms.

“If an organisation decides {that a} breach would not should be reported they need to maintain their very own report of it and be capable to clarify why it wasn’t reported if essential.”

Parliamentary authorities have additionally been up to date to the incident.

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In June, a person was arrested as a part of the investigation into the scandal.

The Metropolitan Police stated they arrested a person in his mid 20s in Islington, north London on suspicion of harassment and offences underneath the On-line Security Act.

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