'Maybe I was wrong': Paris police chief apologises for tear-gassing Liverpool fans at Champions League final

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'Maybe I was wrong': Paris police chief apologises for tear-gassing Liverpool fans at Champions League final

'Maybe I was wrong': Paris police chief apologises for tear-gassing Liverpool fans at Champions League final

Sky News

Published 09 Jun 2022

A Paris police chief has apologised for tear-gassing Liverpool fans at the Champions League final, adding "maybe I was wrong".

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