Maryland Police Surveillance of Activists Broader than First Suspected

New information reveals that the Maryland police department's surveillance of activist groups was far broader than previously thought. The police spied on peace groups, anti-death penalty activists, and animal rights organizations until 2007, labeling many of the members "terrorists" and passing along the information to federal authorities. Tanya Snyder has the story.

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