Victims Say Home Office Attempt to Curtail Spycops Inquiry Will Result in a 'Cover Up' The Home Office's attempt to limit the scope of the spycops public inquiry has sent shockwaves through the community of victims who have been fighting for justice for over a decade.
The independent judge led inquiry, established in 2015 to investigate widespread misconduct by undercover officers, is on the verge of being severely curtailed or scrapped altogether.
The inquiry has already uncovered some disturbing revelations, including how Special Demonstration Squad (SDS) officers formed long term relationships with women without disclosing their true identities, spied on grieving families, stole the identities of deceased children, and lied in court hearings.