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Vic: Officer who leaked police files avoids jail

2005
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The charges stemmed from an incident in June 2003 when [Christopher Gerald Marks], following a request from his friend and accused drug dealer Shane Carl Waters, ran a check on a man caught with 300 ecstasy tablets. During the subsequent police investigation Marks, formerly a senior constable attached to the Frankston Regional Response Unit, also confessed to using and possessing the drug ecstasy on one occasion.
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Australian Associated Press Pty Limited