| Comment | It's not a cover-up, these cases are secret operations because a) it doesn't help you to fully follow the different leads and uncover the full extent if the criminals know you're onto them; b) to protect the identity of victims; and c) to prevent Yaxley-Lennon-esque lynch mobs from identifying and attacking people who have the right to a fair trial.
Operation Cerrar was conducted under exactly the same level of secrecy as any such operation would be conducted by any police unit anywhere in Europe.
People were charged, arrested, imprisoned and deported; now the case is concluded the information is public; what crimes, exactly, were covered up? |
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