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Police say the incorrect releasing of an address was the result of "human error".
A woman says her family's safety was put at risk after police mistakenly released their address to her ex-partner who is subject to a protection order.
Police say the incorrect releasing of the address was the result of "human error" and have apologised to the woman.
Meanwhile, the woman says the release, which also included that she was seeking support from women's refuge, has caused her "considerable distress" and has meant she has moved her children out of the address.
