Rupert Murdoch apologized to the Dowler family in person on the piracy of Milly Surrey telephone retired police officer of the research on Milly Dowler murder after claims leaked confidential information that has arisen.The force has confirmed that a detective was withdrawn the case after a complaint that had bad intelligence.
Thirteen-year-old Milly disappeared while walking home in Walton-on-Thames school in 2002. Levi Bellfield was found guilty of his murder in June 2011.
Surrey Police said the officer received "words of advice" on the complaint.
"Inadequate disclosure"He said the police detective is "quita's work in the team's operation Ruby [the investigation into the murder of Milly Dowler] in 2002 after the concern raised by a colleague about the conduct of the officer".
"The relating to inadequate dissemination of information on aspects of the investigation to a friend of the former agent of the police", said a spokesman for the force.
"A colleague was informed of the inadequate disclosure by the person who had heard and reported immediately to your management team."
Surrey Police said at the official "received advice and has been permanently removed from the research" the next day.
The parents and sister of Milly held talks with the Prime Minister on the piracy of your mobile phoneEarlier this month, President of News Corporation, that Rupert Murdoch was forced to apologise to the Dowler family later emerged mobile schoolgirl murdered was hacked by the news of the world in 2002.
It was alleged that the document intercepted messages left by the family of the teenager and deleted some has already heard when the voice mail service became full, giving his family false hope that she was still alive.
The book was closed on revelations repeatedly hacked into mobile people phone messages.
"Humiliated and mistreated"Surrey Police said no had no evidence of the police detective took the case had passed information to the news of the world.
Dowler Mark Lewis family's lawyer said: "more there discovered about this scandal, less surprises the family Dowler."
"The judicial inquiry to look at the unhealthy relationship between all the forces of police and the press".
The Dowler family held talks with Mr Murdoch, as well as the Prime Minister David Cameron, Ed Miliband labour leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg on the allegations.
The meeting between Mr Murdoch and Milly's parents and sister arrived the day in which Rebecca Brooks resigned as Executive Director of news international amid growing pressure on the allegations of hacking by phone.
In a statement after the meeting, Mr Lewis says Mr Murdoch "it was humiliated, abused and sincere".
"This was something that had impacted on a personal level." "He apologized several times and held his head in his hands."
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