CrimInt is a database run by the Metropolitan Police Service of Greater London which stores information on criminals, suspected criminals[1] and protesters.
As of 2005 it contained seven million information reports and 250,000 intelligence records.
[3] People are able to request their information from the database under data protection laws.
[2] A police officer, Amerdeep Johal, allegedly used the database to contact sex offenders and threatened to disclose information about them from the database unless they paid him thousands of pounds.
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