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Reporter for Guardian; undercover policing blog bit.ly/nf7I8o; stories www.guardian.co.uk/profile/robevans; PGP Key: pgp.mit.edu/pks/looku
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UK government reviews why police ceding criminal cases to US military

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By Harry Davies Verified, Rob Evans Verified, Emine Sinmaz Verified, Louisa Loveluck
| Yahoo Canada Verified
The UK government and police chiefs are reviewing the process through which US military personnel accused of committing serious crimes on UK soil are avoiding the British justice system. The effort, involving multiple government departments, is examining why UK police forces, which have primary responsibility for investigating such cases, have been ceding jurisdiction to US military investigators.
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US airman accused of ‘spree’ of rapes on sleeping women avoided UK courts

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By Rob Evans Verified, Harry Davies Verified, Emine Sinmaz Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A US airman accused of a "spree" of rapes and sexual assaults in England, drugging some women and breaking into the homes of others, was able to avoid British justice after local police handed over part of the case to the American military. Two British women went to Suffolk police in August 2019 to allege that James Loubeau and another US airman had drugged and raped them after they met in a nightclub in Bury St Edmunds, a local market town.
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How the Met police spent £2.5m hiding spycop from former partner

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By Rob Evans Verified
| MSN UK Verified
At 2pm on 14 December 2002, Helen Steel, a well-known leftwing campaigner, and her parents landed at Auckland airport for a family holiday. It had been a tiring journey, so they were irritated when they were delayed leaving the airport for an hour. What they did not know until recently is the reason for that delay. Their arrival had triggered a secret warning on Steel that had been put in place by police three weeks earlier. It prompted customs to carry out a discreet search of her luggage.
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