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SPAIN: Woman suing police over relationship with undercover spy finds tracking device in her car - reports

13 March 2015

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"One of the women who is suing the police after discovering that her former boyfriend was an undercover police officer has found a tracking device in her car, it has been reported... it was discovered while she was at a conference - the Circumvention Tech Festival - that was held in Spain to discuss surveillance and censorship."

See the story: Woman suing police over relationship with undercover spy finds tracking device in her car - reports (The Guardian, link)

The original story (in German): Der Track des Lebens (taz.de, link) and see the campaign group: Police Spies Out of Lives

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