Peter Francis cannot apologise for telling the truth about undercover police tactics, his lawyer has told a public inquiry.
A former undercover police officer turned whistleblower has become “an inconvenient truth” facing “criticism from every corner”, a public inquiry has been told.
Peter Francis has learned that “nobody really likes a whistleblower” since exposing police secrets, but cannot apologise for telling the truth, the Undercover Policing Inquiry heard.
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