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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2002 The Denver Police Department on Tuesday made public its surveillance files, drawing hundreds of interested citizens. The files date to 1954 and cover up to the current year. They list local activists, business groups and other surveillance information. American Indian Movement members are in the files. Get the Story:
Hundreds file requests to see cops' 'spy files' (The Denver Post 9/4) Relevant Links:
Denver Police Department - http://www.denvergov.org/Police Related Stories:
Colo. police files to be made public (9/2)
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