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UK: CPS may bring first case against Metropolitan police spy - Jim Boyling alleged to have concealed from his managers a relationship he was having with a political campaigne

05 July 2013

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Prosecutors are considering launching the first case against an undercover police officer deployed to infiltrate political campaigns.

See the full story: CPS may bring first case against Metropolitan police spy - Jim Boyling alleged to have concealed from his managers a relationship he was having with a political campaigner (Guardian, link)

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