The police officer acted outside the boundaries of the law when he used the Central Traffic Information System to find out the personal data of the license plate of an unknown person. Moreover, he then proceeded with a SARS inquiry, gathering personal data of the injured parties (mobile and home phone numbers). The police officer then contacted the wounded party. These actions were done outside his lawful prerogatives, and it is an infringement of personal data. However, he acted not in trying to exercise official duties but to satisfy personal inquiries. Therefore, the police department is not to blame.
the police officer acted outside the boundaries of the law when he used the central traffic information system to find out the personal data of the license plate of an unknown person moreover he then proceeded with a sars inquiry gathering personal data of the injured parties mobile and home phone numbers the police officer then contacted the wounded party these actions were done outside his lawful prerogatives and it is an infringement of personal data however he acted not in trying to exercise official duties but to satisfy personal inquiries therefore the police department is not to blame
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