Activist Claims State Police Engaged in Political Spying Online. (courant.com)
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ACLU of Connecticut
December 20, 2009 12:00 am
Activist Ken Krayeske alleges in court documents that State Police used phony e-mail identities to subscribe to bulletin boards and e-mail lists of political parties, such as the Green Party and the Democratic Party, and advocacy groups such as the Central Connecticut State University Progressive Student Alliance Committee.
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