Jack Harrison
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 27 |
Date of birth | November 20,1996 |
Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
Born | Stoke-on-Trent |
United Kingdom | |
Height | 175 (cm) |
Weight | 70 (kg) |
Parents | Debbie Harrison |
Current teams | Leeds United F. C. |
England national under-21 football team | |
Job | Soccer player |
Number | 22 |
Position | Winger, attacking midfielder |
Picked date | Leeds United |
Teams | Leeds United |
Everton F.C. | |
Everton F.C. under-21 | |
Nationality | English |
Education | Berkshire School |
Wake Forest University | |
Turton School | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 449818 |
Jack Harrison Life story
Jack David Harrison is an English professional footballer who plays as a winger for Premier League club Everton, on loan from EFL Championship club Leeds United. Harrison moved to the United States as a teenager having played in the academies of both Liverpool and Manchester United.
Derbyshire PC to keep job after using database to find woman on Instagram
... Derbyshire PC Jack Harrison followed a woman s car at a Co-op supermarket before checking the database on the car s registration in September 2021...
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... PC Jack Harrison allegedly entered the woman s registration on a confidential database to find her details so he could follow her on Instagram...
Derbyshire officer 'used police database to find woman on Instagram'
... PC Jack Harrison is alleged to have followed the woman in his patrol car from a Co-op store in Wirksworth, Derbyshire after attending a call-out in September 2021...
Derbyshire officer 'used police database to find woman on Instagram'
By George Torr & Nigel SlaterBBC News
A Police Officer sent a heart eyes emoji to A Woman on Instagram after using a confidential database to track her down, a misconduct panel has heard.
PC Jack Harrison is alleged to have followed The Woman in his patrol car from a Co-op store in Wirksworth, Derbyshire after attending a call-out in September 2021.
The Officer is said to have started following The Woman on the Social Media app later That Day .
PC Harrison denies any wrongdoing.
The said the allegations were laid out by David Ring, a legal representative for Derbyshire Police, at the start of a three-day misconduct hearing at The Force 's headquarters in Ripley.
The Incident is alleged to have happened in September 2021 when the Matlock-based Officer was making policing inquiries at the Co-op store in Harrison Drive.
It is alleged PC Harrison followed A Woman 's car in his police vehicle after seeing her leave The Store but did not force her to stop or make any contact with The Driver .
It is claimed The Officer then carried out a Police National Computer (PNC) check on The Woman 's car.
The PNC is a national database of information for police officers, enforcement agencies and other UK bodies, and provides basic information about the owner of a vehicle.
It is claimed The Officer used The Information he found on the PNC check to then follow The Woman on Instagram, as her name would have been listed on the database.
But this is denied by PC Harrison who claims he followed her on Instagram as she came up as a " suggested follower".
'Creepy'According to Mr Ring, PC Harrison has claimed he had followed The Car because he felt the driving of a vehicle when leaving The Store was suspicious and believed it may have been stolen.
When The Woman found out she was being followed by PC Harrison, it is claimed she realised that The Officer had, months before, made contact by sending her a flame emoji to one of her Instagram stories.
It is claimed the Police Officer had also sent her another emoji of a face with eyes as hearts as a reaction to another post she had made.
The Woman complained to Derbyshire police that PC Harrison's alleged actions on The Day of The Incident were " weird and creepy".
An independent panel must decide if the allegations, on The Balance of probability, are a true record of events.
If they are true, then The Panel will then decide an appropriate punishment for The Officer - should the allegations be found to be a misconduct offence.
The hearing continues.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com