💬 KEY QUOTE: “Does this remind you of the George Floyd case just a few years ago that happened in Midwest America? Within 24 hours of that, because Floyd was black, we had… statues being defaced in Parliament Square; uproar of the most extraordinary kind. And yet, has the Prime Minister taken the knee for this young man in the way he did for George Floyd? Has he hell. It’s almost as if, because he is white and he was accused of racism, that nobody cares.” – Nigel Farage

🎯 IMPACT: Farage demanded that Hampshire Police, who have released an equivocal apology implying that the three minutes they took to switch to providing first aid—after Nowak had pleaded “Please, brother, I can’t breathe” and fallen unconscious—was swift, and that Nowak’s five stab wounds were easy to miss because his injuries were “internal,” release their bodycam footage of the incident.

📰 DETAIL: Farage argued the public must be able to see first hand whether the police “took the false cry of a racist allegation more seriously than someone being stabbed in the streets,” adding, “I think we deserve to know the truth about Henry Nowak—how he died, what the role of the police was, and what instructions they’ve got from their senior officers. Release the footage. And do it now.” In a statement following Digwa’s sentencing, Nowak’s father, Mark, had also noted how his son was treated in an inhumane and degrading way in his final moments, while Digwa was seemingly not placed in handcuffs even after he was finally arrested for murder, and allowed to visit the police station kitchens to pick out a meal of his choice.