Undercover police officer lied to spycops inquiry about sexual relationship
What to know about Undercover police officer lied to spycops inquiry about sexual relationship
An undercover police officer who infiltrated leftwing and animal rights campaign groups appears to have lied to the spycops inquiry when he claimed he did not have a sexual relationship as part of his deployment.
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What happened
An undercover police officer who infiltrated leftwing and animal rights campaign groups appears to have lied to the spycops inquiry when he claimed he did not have a sexual relationship as part of his deployment.
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