Henry Nowak inquest...

[King Billy]

The story is in the Sunday Times today

So you provide a link to GB news.

 

[King Billy]

The attacker made race relevant, by falsely claiming that the victim was a racist attacker.

His brother made the call, and claimed they had been racially attacked.

He didn't claim that it was an attack by a Brit on a fellow Brit.

Then it would not have been a racially motivated attack., and his claim would have been refuted.

It's absolutely justified to discuss race, ethnic origin or whatever as that was absolutely relevant to what happened,

Sure, discuss it. But don't exploit the sad murder of a young man, and specifically against the wishes of his family to incite further racism.

and it clearly affected the police's attitude

Yes, they were attending a racist attack, and had to make sense of the scene that they encountered.
They might have had recent experience of typical far-right violent protests.

which may have cost a life.

And it may not have.

As usual, racism is a one-sided sword according to many.

Silly, far-right narrative.

 

[King Billy]

noted from callers that the most used phrase was "back home"

Just like British ex-pats.

2nd and 3ed gen callers.

I'd ask how you know they're 2nd or 3rd generation, but you'll just tell lies, something along the lines of, "they said so."

 

[Koolpc]

Yeah, stop people impersonating dogs.
Dogs are offended because they're more intelligent than such people.

I hate it when that happens!!! At last we agree on something.....Woof!

 

[SPLINE]

Iceland boss weighs in....Police don't bother to turn out for shoplifting any more, but when a 'racism' is reported, there is 3-minute rapid response!

Furious Iceland chief says cops rushed to store over fake racism claim

Sir Malcolm Walker says 'two-tier policing isn't just happening on the streets' as he revealed cops rushed to one of his stores three minutes after a phoney accusation of racism.

www.dailymail.com

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

So you provide a link to GB news.

You'll find it on the front page of the Sunday Times website, but a link isn't worth bothering with as it's paywalled.

(as I already explained, but I'm a good babysitter)

 

[SPLINE]

The full force of the law. .

 

[Munroast]

The full force of the law. .

they wouldn't have done that if he wasn't white

 

[Highway Man]

The full force of the law. .

Absolutely disgraceful behavior from the police. Is there any wonder that they have zero respect from the public. I have witnessed their idea of policing so I have no respect for them whatsoever.

 

[Highway Man]

A peaceful demonstration completely turned into a riot fueled by our amazing police.

 

[motorbiking]

I saw a shorter version of that clip on instagram, unfortunately none of us can see what triggered the interest.

 

[warey4life]

The attacker made race relevant, by falsely claiming that the victim was a racist attacker.

He didn't claim that it was an attack by a Brit on a fellow Brit.

It's absolutely justified to discuss race, ethnic origin or whatever as that was absolutely relevant to what happened, and it clearly affected the police's attitude which may have cost a life.

As usual, racism is a one-sided sword according to many.

It is justified to discuss race, but it's wrong to say the killer was an immigrant wielding a knife, but I expect nothing less from a Reform type.

And nothing to do with an immigrant welding a knife because that's part of his religion in his country

 

[Intoxicat]

Not that is will make any differents to the Far-Right racist thugs who have taken over this forum, but this his how it was summed up by the excellent Ian Dunt in the i Paper, quoting the comments made by the judge at the time of sentencing.

"No one has anything kind to say about the police officers who attended to Henry Nowak on the evening he was stabbed, but it is worth reading the judge’s remarks. It does not necessarily absolve them from blame, but it places events in a context that a two-minute video cannot."

“The police were given a convincing but wholly false narrative of the incident. It was dark and Henry was wearing a dark top. The entry damage caused by the knife through it would not have been obvious …
“It is the experience of the criminal courts that sometimes someone arrested and handcuffed will feign an injury in the hope they may be released. These police officers were faced with having to make quick decisions in pressurised circumstances about the correct way to act.”

"These are the subtleties and complexities of a situation which looks much clearer now than it would have done at the time."

 

[Highway Man]

Not that is will make any differents to the Far-Right racist thugs who have taken over this forum, but this his how it was summed up by the excellent Ian Dunt in the i Paper, quoting the comments made by the judge at the time of sentencing.

"No one has anything kind to say about the police officers who attended to Henry Nowak on the evening he was stabbed, but it is worth reading the judge’s remarks. It does not necessarily absolve them from blame, but it places events in a context that a two-minute video cannot."

“The police were given a convincing but wholly false narrative of the incident. It was dark and Henry was wearing a dark top. The entry damage caused by the knife through it would not have been obvious …
“It is the experience of the criminal courts that sometimes someone arrested and handcuffed will feign an injury in the hope they may be released. These police officers were faced with having to make quick decisions in pressurised circumstances about the correct way to act.”

"These are the subtleties and complexities of a situation which looks much clearer now than it would have done at the time."

So the attacker was not handcuffed at all during the investigation and subsequent arrest, so you think it was so complex that they just decided to handcuff Henry as they had made their decision after listening to the words racist attack. It isn't complex at all, Henry pleaded with them to help him repeating that he had been stabbed, the police responce was "I don't think you have mate" without checking him. No excuses for this, disgraceful policing and this is not about right or left wing other than the Indian received better treatment in respect to what Henry received.

 

[Stivino]

And nothing to do with an immigrant welding a knife because that's part of his religion in his country

He's not an immigrant, he's British, and this is his country.