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Germany: About the exposure of three undercover policewomen in Hamburg

15 July 2016

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"In three successive years, undercover policewomen from the Hamburg Criminal Police Office have been unmasked by activists. Their assignments included cases with international connections.

At least two of the officers also maintained sexual or intimate relationships with their targets or informers. This was the subject of several meetings of Hamburg’s internal-affairs authorities and of internal police enquiries."

See: About the exposure of three undercover policewomen in Hamburg (link)

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