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The force’s chief constable said it could ‘unfairly impugn’ the service of past officers to issue a sweeping apology for historic homophobia
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The chief constable of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has refused to apologise to the LGBT+ community for historic homophobia in the force.
Campaigners said it was an “insult” after 21 other forces have issued formal apologies over their past conduct, adding that GMP was “involved in some of the most extreme unlawful victimisation of LGBTs by any UK force”.
