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UK: Third undercover police spy unmasked as scale of network emerges

01 January 2011

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UK: Third undercover police spy unmasked as scale of network emerges - 44-year-old infiltrated Cardiff anarchist group - Former girlfriend tells of 'colossal, colossal betrayal' (Guardian, links) and Mark Kennedy 'played key role in forming green movement in Iceland' - Undercover police officer made himself indispensable to movement, activist claims plus Mark Kennedy 'took part in attack on Irish police officers at EU summit' - Undercover police officer was involved in violent protest and helped train other demonstrators, anarchists claim

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