<p>The 51-year-old detective constable was arrested while at work and bailed as part of continuing investigations by Scotland Yard. He has also been suspended.</p>.<p>A second man, aged 35, has been arrested by appointment as part of the Operation Weeting investigation.</p>.<p>The names of both individuals have not been released.</p>.<p>The Deputy Assistant Commissioner of police Sue Akers said the police officer's arrest was "hugely disappointing".<br /><br />She said, "I made it very clear when I took on this investigation the need for operational and information security. It is hugely disappointing that this may not have been adhered to".</p>.<p>She added, "The MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) takes the unauthorised disclosure of information extremely seriously and has acted swiftly in making these arrests".</p>.<p>The name of the second man, according to the Daily Telegraph, is Dan Evans, a former News of the World feature writer, who has been arrested for allegedly intercepting voicemails.</p>.<p>A News International spokeswoman said: "We are fully co-operating with the police investigation and we are unable to comment further on matters due to ongoing police investigations".</p>
<p>The 51-year-old detective constable was arrested while at work and bailed as part of continuing investigations by Scotland Yard. He has also been suspended.</p>.<p>A second man, aged 35, has been arrested by appointment as part of the Operation Weeting investigation.</p>.<p>The names of both individuals have not been released.</p>.<p>The Deputy Assistant Commissioner of police Sue Akers said the police officer's arrest was "hugely disappointing".<br /><br />She said, "I made it very clear when I took on this investigation the need for operational and information security. It is hugely disappointing that this may not have been adhered to".</p>.<p>She added, "The MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) takes the unauthorised disclosure of information extremely seriously and has acted swiftly in making these arrests".</p>.<p>The name of the second man, according to the Daily Telegraph, is Dan Evans, a former News of the World feature writer, who has been arrested for allegedly intercepting voicemails.</p>.<p>A News International spokeswoman said: "We are fully co-operating with the police investigation and we are unable to comment further on matters due to ongoing police investigations".</p>