Ex soldato britannico accusato di omicidio di Patrick McVeigh

>The MRF was a secretive unit of the British Army deployed to Belfast in the early 1970s.

>**They toured nationalist areas in plain clothes and unmarked cars and used non-regulation weapons to engage people they considered to be republicans.**

>In 2013, the BBC aired a documentary in which some former members acknowledged that they had fired on unarmed civilians.

That is the most benign possible way to characterise and communicate something so brazenly evil. 

Government-run, extrajudicial death-squads made up of undercover soldiers armed with off-book weapons were unleashed into civilian areas to cause murder and mayhem in Nationalist communities.

But I guess it’s better described as simply “touring Nationalist areas with their ‘non regulation’ weapons” just incase they came across a fenian who needed to be “engaged”. Makes it sound like a lovely time, like they were going on safari.