Police officers charged with multiple offences
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The officers cannot be named for legal reasons
A serving police officer and a former police officer have been charged with a range of offences.
These include misconduct in public office, accessing police computers and taking and sharing images of dead bodies.
Further offences include supplying Class B drugs and the attempted supply of Class C drugs.
The former officer is also charged with obtaining an image from a PSNI record of Sinn F茅in MLA Gerry Kelly.
He faces a total of 22 charges, including one of disclosing sensitive information relating to two children.
A serving female police officer, who is currently suspended from duty, has been charged with offences including misconduct in connection with a death by stealing medication prescribed to the deceased.
She is also charged with stealing cannabis during a drug seizure.
The pair, whose addresses were given as care of Woodbourne PSNI Station in Belfast, were granted an interim anonymity order based on a potential risk to their lives.
Counsel for the policewoman, Mark Farrell, told the court: "The defendant I represent was served with a TM1 [threat management] message over the weekend, saying her life was in immediate danger."
A lawyer representing the former officer confirmed he has received four similar warnings about a threat to his life.
"It's real and imminent," the solicitor added.
The alleged offences were committed over a five-year period between July 2012 and September 2017.