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UK: UNDERCOVER POLICE: HERNE Report

07 March 2014

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"The detail contained within this report is deliberately and specifically limited to the allegations made by Peter Francis and the report does not seek to fully address the wider covert policing implications including the supervision, management and executive oversight of the SDS between 1968 and 2008. At a later stage Operation
Herne will provide further reporting in relation to how the unit was tasked, the relationships with other agencies and the nature, extent and justification of the covert infiltrations carried out over the 40 years."

See the full report: Operation HERNE: Operation Trinity: Report 2: Allegations of Peter Francis by Mike Creedon Chief Constable Derbyshire Constabulary (80 pages, pdf).

Also see: Police Spies Out of Lives - Support group for women's legal action against undercover policing (link) and see Stephen Lawrence Review below

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