A significant protest took place outside Southampton Central Police Station, where hundreds gathered to demand justice for Henry Nowak, an 18-year-old who was murdered by Vickrum Digwa. Demonstrators expressed their outrage over the police's handling of the situation, particularly after bodycam footage revealed Nowak pleading for help, stating he couldn't breathe, while officers dismissed his pleas. Protesters held signs advocating for justice and safety, and a minute of silence was observed for Nowak. Among the speakers was far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who claimed racial bias in the police's actions during the incident. The protest followed the resignation of one officer involved in the case, with calls for accountability directed at Hampshire Constabulary. The community is demanding thorough investigations and justice for Nowak's family, reflecting broader concerns about police conduct and public safety.