Day 250 - 15 May 96 - Page 08
1 but what you want you just ask for an assessment.
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3 Q. Would it be standard practice for them to give information
4 about who the organisers were?
5 A. I would say no, actually. It was probably because he
6 was an ex-police officer that they might well accede to his
7 request, but normally Special Branch worked just within the
8 police service.
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10 Q. OK. Did you receive information on ----
11 A. I do not know.
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13 Q. You do not know?
14 A. No.
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16 Q. OK. If you turn to tab 107?
17 A. I only go up to 100.
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19 Q. Do you?
20 A. I go to...
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22 MR. JUSTICE BELL: The 7.
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24 MS. STEEL: Number 7?
25 A. I see. Yes.
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27 Q. This is an incident report form?
28 A. Yes.
29
30 Q. Of a protest outside the Sunderland branch of McDonald's on
31 19th October 1991?
32 A. Yes.
33
34 Q. It says that leaflets were collected and photographs were
35 taken. In the bottom, is that your hand writing again,
36 'file London Greenpeace' looks like it?
37 A. Yes. Now I know who 'K' is. I had a coordinator at
38 that time called Julie. She had married a franchisee and
39 left, and this 'K' was a temporary fill-in before Diane
40 Snowdon came work for me. Yes, that is my writing at the
41 bottom.
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43 Q. So, again, you were still collecting information for your
44 London Greenpeace file?
45 A. Well, it was coming in and I was just sending it up to
46 the Security Department. Some came to me, some went
47 straight to security, but we just kept the one file.
48
49 Q. Right. It was to be, or considered that it might be,
50 useful in this court case?
51 A. I cannot really answer that. I mean, the file was
52 eventually taken by Barlows and everything they felt could
53 be useful was extracted and put into the papers.
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55 Q. Tab No 13. It is 113, but tab 13?
56 A. Yes.
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58 Q. This is from Martin Campiche at the NDV environmental
59 affairs and it is a copy to you, a copy of a leaflet
60 distributed in Portugal?
