鹿児島かごしま県警けんけい 前ぜん捜査そうさ2課長かちょう 知人ちじん女性じょせいに捜査そうさ情報じょうほう漏ろうえいか 書類しょるい送検そうけん

It has been revealed through interviews with investigative officials that a police officer, who was the head of Investigation Division 2 at the Kagoshima Prefectural Police Headquarters, has been sent documents on suspicion of violating the Local Public Service Law for allegedly leaking investigation information, including the information leak incident in which a former head of the Prefectural Polices Community Safety Department was indicted, to a female acquaintance.

This police inspector was also sent papers in February on suspicion of sexually assaulting another woman.

<br>The person sent to the prosecutors office is Hiroyuki Abe, a 29-year-old police inspector who was the former head of the Investigation Division 2 of the Kagoshima Prefectural Police and is currently attached to the Police Affairs Department.

According to investigation officials, the police inspector is suspected of violating the Local Public Service Act for allegedly leaking information related to the investigation of an information leak incident involving the former head of the Prefectural Polices Life Safety Division, who was arrested and prosecuted in April and June last year, as well as another information leak incident by a former sergeant, to a female acquaintance via a messaging app.

<br><br>The police superintendent was in a position to lead the investigation of these cases as the chief of the second investigation division at the time.

<br><br>In response to the police investigation, he admits to sending the message but claims it does not constitute a data breach.

<br><br>The police inspector was sent papers in February last year on suspicion of sexually assaulting another female acquaintance, but it was discovered that he was suspected of leaking information during the investigation process.

<br><br>The prefectural police have imposed a one-month suspension as a disciplinary action on this police inspector, stating that he significantly undermined trust in the prefectural police.