Undercover Cop switches sides and supports Green Hippies.

[odyssey2200]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12148753

You couldn't make this st up.


Piss boiling!!!

[V88Dicky]

The cupid fecking stunt.

[Deva Link]

I don't know how these things normally work, but leaving him in there for many years seems a bit dodgy, and him (alledgedly) being at the centre of organising protests also sounds a bit more than you would expect.

[Pesty]

Mr Kennedy had been intimately involved in the green movement since 2000.

nice work poncing around for 9 years on full pay. wonder how many hippy chicks he got to shag.

[Police State]

Pesty said:

Mr Kennedy had been intimately involved in the green movement since 2000.

nice work poncing around for 9 years on full pay. wonder how many hippy chicks he got to shag.

He was allegedly shacked up with one on a houseboat, while his alternative universe wife n kids were living elsewhere.

He should be fired; and the moron(s) that approved this pantomime should be fired.

[plasticpig]

Deva Link said:

I don't know how these things normally work, but leaving him in there for many years seems a bit dodgy, and him (alledgedly) being at the centre of organising protests also sounds a bit more than you would expect.

I could imagine it being rather psychologically damaging for the chap. You need to be very resilient to not start having sympathy with the people you are investigating. It's not like these people are major criminals and they tend to genuinely believe what they are doing is for the good of the world.

[Pesty]

plasticpig said:

I could imagine it being rather psychologically damaging for the chap.

oh dear I sense a claim coming on with a huge payout.

personally I would love it shag young birds do fk all for huge amounts of time while dicking around knowing you wont get done but you will bring down loads of hippies.

Now thats a job I could do!

[Jinx]

Sounds like a remake of http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113375/

[Manee]

Now living abroad he has a sense of "guilt"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/jan/10/...

This is a film ready to be made!!

At least the damn hippies are going to be doubting each and everyone in their own group

[Pesty]

Manee said:

This is a film ready to be made!!

it alreads has been its called Avatar

I wonder f there are other under cover Police ad if they are I wonder if he has outed them

[Fittster]

Placing undercover officers in non-violent organisations is going a bit far IMHO. If we are going to that road should the police also plant officers with companies who have broken the law?

[Manee]

Fittster said:

Placing undercover officers in non-violent organisations is going a bit far IMHO. If we are going to that road should the police also plant officers with companies who have broken the law?

especially when they're costing £250,000 per year!

he did confirm to the hippies there are other's who have infiltrated them too so they're probably doubting everyone.

[Manee]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1345707/Un...

case has collapsed due to the switch...

[Kermit power]

There's not much detail in that BBC article, but what there is does seem rather odd.

[Bill]

Fittster said:

Placing undercover officers in non-violent organisations is going a bit far IMHO. If we are going to that road should the police also plant officers with companies who have broken the law?

At what point do you decide they're violent? Before or after they beat people up to gain entry to a per station? Given the potential expense caused by their actions they're a fair target IMO.

It's all a bit odd really, but you have to ask how much of what's being reported is disinformation from the lentilists, or the BiB for that matter.

[odyssey2200]

Fittster said:

Placing undercover officers in non-violent organisations is going a bit far IMHO. If we are going to that road should the police also plant officers with companies who have broken the law?

We have BiBs on PH albeit not totally under cover.

Do you think that they would not act on anything they learned while on here?

[Fittster]

Bill said:

Fittster said:

Placing undercover officers in non-violent organisations is going a bit far IMHO. If we are going to that road should the police also plant officers with companies who have broken the law?

At what point do you decide they're violent? Before or after they beat people up to gain entry to a per station? Given the potential expense caused by their actions they're a fair target IMO.

Innocent till proven guilty, so after. The idea that the police should plant officers in organisations that may break the law in the future without any history of violence I find unsettling.

If we are going on the grounds that an organisation may break the law then should be monitored are we going to have police officers working undercover at BAE systems?

[Fittster]

odyssey2200 said:

Fittster said:

Placing undercover officers in non-violent organisations is going a bit far IMHO. If we are going to that road should the police also plant officers with companies who have broken the law?

We have BiBs on PH albeit not totally under cover.

Do you think that they would not act on anything they learned while on here?

Are they being paid to monitor PH postings?

I don't like the idea that the authorities are monitoring communications on the off chance they might come across something illegal. Where do you draw the line in a free society?

Edited by Fittster on Monday 10th January 12:09

[Lost_BMW]

plasticpig said:

It's not like these people are major criminals

"The six were charged with conspiring to shut down the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station in Nottingham in 2009.

Excuse me? Not major criminals?

[odyssey2200]

This "Police Officer" should be charged with misconduct and conspiracy too.

We, the tax payer, paid him to do a specific job.
I want my money back!!