POLICE chiefs should be ordered to ensure completion of a major investigation into suspected state collusion with a loyalist unit behind more than 100 murders, the High Court has been told. A judge was told victims' relatives deserve the dignity of knowing the truth about a killing-spree spanning most of the 1970s. A draft report into alleged security force collaboration with the so-called Glenanne gang was said to have been 80 percent finalised before being shelved. Danny Friedman QC said: "It's not the job of members of civil society, interested parties and bereaved families to p[...]