NZ Megaupload Spying Scandal Sparks Investigation

This could get messy

Reason Staff | 10.1.2012 10:36 PM

Police should interview Prime Minister John Key his deputy Bill English and senior police officers as part of their investigation into the GCSB's illegal spying on Kim Dotcom, the Green Party says.

Police this morning confirmed they would follow up on Green Party co-Leader Russel Normans' complaint over the Government Communications Security Bureau's (GCSB) unlawful spying on Mr Dotcom and his associate Bram van der Kolk.

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NZ Megaupload Spying Scandal Sparks Investigation

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