In northern ireland. now, simon byrne said no one had been rehoused at this point. so lots of questions being asked byjournalists, notjust about that initial breach, the 10,000 names being published, but also, it turned out yesterday that there had been another data breach injuly, when a document containing the names of 200 officers had been stolen from a police officer s car, along with a police radio and a police laptop. so he was asked questions about that as well and really he said at the moment he was not considering his position. he made that clear. he said it was also about responsibility, leadership and he would be staying in his position to leave the force through this challenging time. and i think everyone will agree here in northern ireland, it is a really, really challenging time because when you hear the stories of police officers here, they are concerned, a lot of people, many people say that they have moved, they have moved before because they wanted to feel safe in
Their own homes, police officers. 0ne female police officer told the bbc she hadn t even told the children but her children what she does as a job in case they told someone and one politician said, a male police officer had told him he had not even been able to have dinner at his mother s house for ten years because of the security situation, so those kind of stories really underlined why people are so worried here. really underlined why people are so worried here- worried here. charlotte, he also said that they worried here. charlotte, he also said that they could worried here. charlotte, he also said that they could be - worried here. charlotte, he also said that they could be open - worried here. charlotte, he also said that they could be open to l said that they could be open to actually having to pay out, either through their regulator or indeed to individual officers because of this data breach? individual officers because of this data breach? , ., data breach? they coul