National Domestic Extremism Unit: organisational history - Revision history

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 ::* a) Protest and Disorder Intelligence Unit. This unit collates and provides strategic analysis relating to protest and disorder across the UK; and
 ::* b) Domestic Extremism Intelligence Unit. This unit provides strategic analysis of domestic extremism intelligence within the UK and overseas.
 =Other Undercover Research sources=

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-NDET was a unit of detectives set up in 2005<ref name="hmic.2012" /> by ACPO to provide assistance - practical and intelligence - to police forces facing protests from 'domestic extremists', and to look at all crimes 'linked to single-issue type causes and campaigns'. The unit came to public attention when it lead the investigation into the letter bomber Miles Cooper<ref name="somerset" /> and was asked to assist the investigation into the hacking of the Climate Research Unit at University of East Anglia.<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/norfolk/8453117.stm Police extremist unit helps climate change e-mail probe], ‘’BBC News Online, 11 January 2010, accessed 30 August 2014.</ref> It also oversaw Operation Achillies under DCI Andy Robbins which investigated Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (see below). Later its purpose was listed as:<ref name="acpo.ncde">[http://www.acpo.police.uk/ncde/ National Co-ordinator Domestic Extremism, Frequently Asked Questions], ''Association of Chief Police Officers'', ca. 2010-2011, archived by Undercover Research Group.</ref>
+NDET was a unit of detectives set up in 2005<ref name="hmic.2012" /> by ACPO to provide assistance - practical and intelligence - to police forces facing protests from 'domestic extremists', and to look at all crimes 'linked to single-issue type causes and campaigns'. The unit came to public attention when it lead the investigation into the letter bomber Miles Cooper<ref name="somerset" /> and was asked to assist the investigation into the hacking of the Climate Research Unit at University of East Anglia.<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/norfolk/8453117.stm Police extremist unit helps climate change e-mail probe], ‘’BBC News Online, 11 January 2010, accessed 30 August 2014.</ref> It also oversaw Operation Achillies under [[Andrew Robbins|DCI Andy Robbins]] which investigated Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty. Later its purpose was listed as:<ref name="acpo.ncde">[http://www.acpo.police.uk/ncde/ National Co-ordinator Domestic Extremism, Frequently Asked Questions], ''Association of Chief Police Officers'', ca. 2010-2011, archived by Undercover Research Group.</ref>
 : NDET is responsible for co-ordinating police operations and investigations against domestic campaigns and extremists, as well as identifying possible linked crimes across the country.

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 * [http://www.fraw.org.uk/pubs/q02.html Britain's Secretive Police Force – Politicising the Policing of Public Expression in an Era of Economic Change (Paper Q2)], ''electrohippies'', April 2009.
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