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UK: UNDERCOVER POLICE: Another spycop exposed: Carlo Neri confirmed as an undercover

18 January 2016

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"Today we can reveal that Carlo Neri, who was active in the Socialist Party between 2001 and 2005, was in reality an undercover police officer in London, mostly likely deployed by the Special Demonstration Squad.

We have been working on this case since last summer, after people who knew him came to us with their suspicions. Following a long and sometimes winding investigation we were able to identify his real name, and to locate documentation that had his occupation down as police officer at the time he was undercover."

See the story: Another spycop exposed: Carlo Neri confirmed as an undercover (Undercover Researxh, link)

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