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Investigating political policing, spying on activists and the undermining of dissent
UK and elsewhere undercoverresearch.net Joined April 2014
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UndercoverResearch @UndercoverNet
What would #spycops have to do to let down their superiors? Robert Hastings tried his best: a coercive control relationship with 'Maja', not delivering many reports of interest and breaching his cover on line.
Got fired from the Met in 20212 after a domestic incident conviction.
Tom Fowler Verified account @tombfowler Jul 29
HN72 agreed in the meeting that the charging of Robert Hastings was a 'fuck up', but doesn't think the #spycops officer let him down.
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UndercoverResearch @UndercoverNet
Still we seen evidence that #spycops misled the court in quite a number of cases, supported by the managers in the SDS.
Tom Fowler Verified account @tombfowler Jul 29
Julian McKinney says that if a #spycops officer did get arrested it was important for it to be managed heavily to make sure it never leads to a charge. Says the worst thing to ever do is mislead a court.
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UndercoverResearch @UndercoverNet
The thought that #spycops moved into anti-terrorism is hard to digest... to put our safety in the hands of this lot...
Tom Fowler Verified account @tombfowler Jul 29
Julian McKinney is asked how the SDS could go from reporting public order into combating terrorism. He says he is in danger of 'going into another area' (breaching some state or other) and can't answer #spycops
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However, only one of the recommendations is checked as 'completed'... would have liked to hear more about this. #spycops
Tom Fowler Verified account @tombfowler Jul 29
The SDS recommendations 2004 and 2005 document, that Julian McKinney put together of what both Richard Walton and Simon Crane had put in their reviews. He tried to do all of them #spycops
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