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Posted on 06/04/2026 2:18:46 PM PDT by bitt
"As part of our ongoing investigation we are reviewing a large amount of police body-worn footage, which we need to consider in context with other evidence we have obtained."
A police watchdog has said there is no evidence of misconduct by officers who arrested Henry Nowak, the teenage stabbing victim from the UK, as he lay dying, even as new details emerge about the moments leading up to his death in December 2025.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is reviewing body-worn camera footage and other material involved in the death of Nowak, who was stabbed five times in an incident involving Vickrum Digwa, reports the Telegraph.
Derrick Campbell, director of the IOPC, said: “We acknowledge that this case has raised questions about the actions of the attending officers and we are aware that a few minutes of police body-worn footage has been issued by the force following the conclusion of criminal proceedings.
“As part of our ongoing investigation we are reviewing a large amount of police body-worn footage, which we need to consider in context with other evidence we have obtained, including reviewing material presented during the murder trial, as we establish the full circumstances.”
Campbell also said investigators are due to meet the victim’s family in the coming days.
Body-worn footage released after public and political pressure shows Nowak telling officers he “cannot breathe” multiple times as he lies on the ground. He is then handcuffed while appearing unresponsive, before later falling unconscious.
A police source told reporters the decision to handcuff the injured teenager, who was not resisting, was “inexplicable.”
Digwa, who was jailed for life with a minimum term of 21 years, had falsely claimed that Nowak was the aggressor and had racially abused him on the night of December 3, 2025. His brother Gurpreet contacted 999 relaying that allegation. Gurpreet has not been charged.
In reality, Digwa stabbed Nowak multiple times with an eight-inch knife.
Separate footage and witness accounts describe Digwa filming and taunting Nowak after the attack. Digwa is heard saying: “You’re not going to get away with this big man.”
Nowak can later be heard saying, “I am dying,” with Digwa responding, “you're not dying bro”. He also says, “You stabbed me”, to which Digwa replied, “No, I didn't”, and, “you were recording me thinking you're sick."
Judge William Mousley KC said: “You continued to make films of Henry suffering, ignoring much of his desperation at having been stabbed. You told him that had not happened, no doubt to convince others who were nearby.”
The court heard Digwa filmed Nowak for around five minutes while he lay injured and did not call an ambulance. These clips were not played in court due to being described as too disturbing.
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What a piece of trash
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How can the court not handle the video for the ruling??
Henry’s father will now blame the smartphone for Dickrum’s behavior.
This story leaves out the part where other members of that evil family were there, plotting how to cover up the murder, worried about closed circuit tv...
The murderer stole Nowak’s phone, either as a robbery or in an attempt to cover up evidene.
And the more we know about the police, the more disgrace on them.
The murderer was never cuffed, and in the police station they took him into the kitchen so he could have the specific food he wanted....
British “Courts” suppress evidence all the time if it would “stir up public disorder” ie. expose non-White criminality and police incompetence and bias.
Handcuff this terrorist vermin with hands and feet behind his back, then toss him into a prison cell along with a few full grown pigs then livestream it on national television.
It is better that a white peasant bleed out rather than a murderous Sikh be impugned with an alleged, slanderous insult.
Digwa’s shocking taunts to the dying Nowak, underlines why religious Sikhs
carry these weapons-——specifically to shore up their lack of self-esteem.
The Sikh blade—a kirpan—is not merely a religious artifact (like a Christian wearing a cross).
The knife is meant to be used.....its usage defined by Sikh guidelines.
The knife is not considered a decorative religious item, it is deemed an article of the Sikh faith.
It signals the wearer’s commitment to promoting justice, and “maintaining his self-respect.” -———Source: Sikh Coalition
Digwa was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 21 years.
He falsely claimed that Nowak was the aggressor and had
racially abused Digwa on the night of December 3, 2025.
Digwa’s brother, Gurpreet, contacted police to coverup
Digwa’s crime and relayed the false allegation to police.
Gurpreet has yet to be charged for his part in Nowak’s murder.
The more we know about police behavior that fateful night, the more the disgrace burdens them.
A dying boy was cuffed but the murderer Digwa was never cuffed.
Rather he was treated as the Constabulary’s honored guest.
At the police station the sap-happy cops blithely took him into their own
private kitchen so he could be fed the specific Sikh-type food he wanted....
For the same reason the full details of the torture and murder of Scottish teenager Kriss Donald, at the hands of muslimes, have been censored and covered-up ... ?
(If I were to tell you those details then I’d be liable to go to jail for up to 7 years for Contempt of Court.)
Deport the entire family.
The Nowak men must hunt down and kill the Digwas, all of them.
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