It follows a major data breach earlier this month where the details of about 10,000 officers and staff were mistakenly published online.
The PSNI are investigating an"attempt to intimidate police" in which a poster appearing to have details of three serving officers was placed in a bus shelter but later turned out to be incorrect.earlier this month where the details of about 10,000 officers and staff were mistakenly published online.
"We have commenced an investigation into this matter and I appeal to anyone with any information relating to this incident to contact police on 101. We are particularly keen to hear from anyone who was travelling through Dungiven last night and who has any dash cam footage." He had previously said the force had"contacted those involved to make them aware and recognise the impact this may have on them and their families".
"The safety and welfare of all our officers and staff remains our priority, and additional security and reassurance patrols have already been implemented across Northern Ireland as part of our organisational response."
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