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Story summary
- A public inquiry found two senior officers in Scotland Yard's undercover unit were racist, according to whistleblower Peter Francis.
- Detective Chief Superintendent Robert Potter frequently used racial slurs and sought to undermine black justice campaigns.
- The anonymous officer HN86 was described as similarly racist, viewing black campaigners as incapable.
- The inquiry examines the unit's surveillance of the Lawrence family seeking justice for Stephen's murder; the Metropolitan Police apologized.
