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UK: Police forces come together to create new regional surveillance units - County forces act jointly to make it easier to bug suspects' computers and phones and carry out covert investigations

01 July 2011

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UK: Police forces come together to create new regional surveillance units - County forces act jointly to make it easier to bug suspects' computers and phones and carry out covert investigations (Guardian, link). See also: East Midlands Technical Surveillance Unit (pdf)

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