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UK: UNDERCOVER POLICE: Undercover police may still be having 'secret' sexual relationships, chief says

24 October 2013

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"The Guardian has published evidence showing that undercover officers routinely started sexual relationships with political campaigners during an infiltration campaign that began in 1968."

See the full article: Undercover police may still be having 'secret' sexual relationships, chief says - Bernard Hogan-Howe says he can't be sure that officers aren't still getting involved with undercover targets or crime victims (Guardian, link)

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