Police Force Sought to Cast Stabbing Victim
Nowak as Aggressor, Planned to Lecture
Public on ‘Misinformation’: Report
Posted By: Dreadnought, 6/7/2026 12:41:42 PM
The police force involved in the death of Henry Nowak sought to falsely cast the British teenager as the aggressor in the incident that led to his killing before seeking to intervene to lecture the public about “disinformation”, a report from the Times of London has claimed. The Hampshire police force has come under heavy criticism for the response of its officers during the murder of 18-year-old student Henry Nowak on December of last year by 23-year-old Vickrum Digwa with a traditional Sikh knife. Bodycam footage released earlier this week showed an officer handcuffing the teen as he pleaded that he could not breathe
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lines disrupted, source tells anti-regime outlet 5 replies
lines disrupted, source tells anti-regime outlet 5 replies
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(snip). Remarkable.
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hours after missile barrage over Lebanon attack 12 replies
hours after missile barrage over Lebanon attack 12 replies
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Threat, Worry It Will Build A Nuke: I&I/TIPP Poll 11 replies
Threat, Worry It Will Build A Nuke: I&I/TIPP Poll 11 replies
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