Superintendent; a Chief Inspector; a Detective Inspector; two Detective Sergeants and three Detective Constables

"Superintendent; a Chief Inspector; a Detective Inspector; two Detective Sergeants and three Detective Constables.

We know the names but we are not publishing them at this stage.

All the above have been moved from the positions they held at the time of the search in Spain. And we can further disclose that the Gibraltar Police Authority is overseeing the investigation, with an acting Deputy Commissioner heading the investigation.When the news broke out last weekend regarding an unauthorised search, only two RGP officers were mentioned as having been involved in the search of the house. But it would appear that others may have links of one sort or another with the dramatic developments that unfolded then.

As we have mentioned above, the internal police investigation initiated earlier in the week on the instructions of Louis Wink,the Commissioner of Police, has already taken serious action against a number of officers, this includes senior ranking officers.

As many as 8 officers of various ranks have been served with disciplinary investigation notices informing them that they are under investigation regarding the internal inquiry in hand."