Police officer given warning after accessing dataShe said she was concerned for a family member who was involved in a crashView Image Gloucestershire Constabulary's Waterwells HQA police officer breached the standards of professional behaviour when she accessed police systems after a family member was involved in a crash, a panel has found. ‌PC Robinson agreed she accessed police systems while not having a legitimate reason for doing so. She added that she accessed the data out of concern for her family member and to help them with an insurance claim. She added she did so out of concern for her family member and to assist with an insurance claim. Article continues below"She was subsequently given a final written warning which will remain on her record for two years."