Police officers are investigating claims that information was leaked from the Scottish government’s inquiry of harassment complaints against Alex Salmond. Police Scotland confirmed it had received two complaints about the “potential unlawful disclosure of information.” These are now being investigated, it added. A Police Scotland spokeswoman said, “We have received two complaints regarding the potential unlawful disclosure of information which are being investigated.” It comes after the former first minister revealed in August that he had instructed his lawyers to report to the Crown “the outrageous decision of some to publish leaked extracts of the Permanent Secretary, Lesley Evans’s findings in the original unlawful investigation” in a new book looking at the relationship between Salmond and his successor, Nicola Sturgeon. Evans, the Scottish government’s most senior civil servant, originally upheld five charges against the former first minister, the book “Break Up,” by journalists David Clegg and Kieran Andrews, reported. Meanwhile …