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Comments on Operation Countryman allegations

01 January 1991

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Comments on Operation Countryman allegations
refdoc August=1991

D8203739 82/07/26

Comment on the continuing criticism of the Metropolitan and the City of London
Police, including consideration of Operations Countryman, Home Secretary
William Whitelaw's support for the Met, and a letter from Peter Marshall of the
City of London Police criticising earlier comment on Countryman (DIB 3702). (T
24/7 p2; Tel p12; O 25/7 p10; ST p5; S Tel p1; T 26/7 p11)

Times 82/07/24 p2; Telegraph p12; Observer 82/07/25 p10; Sunday Times p5;
Standard p1; Times 82/07/26 p11

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