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UK police spied on the family of a man wrongly killed in 2005, the inquiry reveals.
Undercover police monitored the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, a Brazilian man wrongfully killed by London police in 2005, during their peaceful campaign for justice, the spycops inquiry has heard.
The surveillance, which included tracking meetings and recording memorial plans, was deemed "wholly unjustifiable" by the Metropolitan Police.
Family members, including cousin Patricia Armani da Silva, expressed shock and distress over being spied on, calling the actions invasive and unnecessary.
Internal documents show officers infiltrated leftwing groups and spread false claims about de Menezes.
Though no officers were prosecuted, the Met was fined £175,000 and later apologized, acknowledging the harm caused.
The inquiry continues to examine widespread misconduct by undercover units from 1968 to 2010.
La policía del Reino Unido espió a la familia de un hombre asesinado injustamente en 2005, según revela la investigación.