UK police still attempted to portray murdered Henry Nowak as the aggressor in the fatal incident, despite evidence to the contrary.
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: UK police initially attempted to depict Henry Nowak as the aggressor in a fatal stabbing incident, despite knowing that the suspect, Digwa, had lied about being racially abused. The attempt came in the form of a drafted statement, never issued, but revealed by the Sunday Times newspaper. DETAIL: Henry Nowak died on December 4 after being stabbed multiple times by Digwa, who falsely claimed racial abuse. The police’s initial statement suggested an unknown man had assaulted two men, but the Nowak family objected to the narrative that implied their son was said aggressor. The police eventually revised their statement to refer only to an “altercation.” The police draft statement came even after they…Open
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