The upcoming inquest into the death of Henry Nowak will explore whether any actions or inactions by police officers contributed to his death, which was caused by a stab wound to the chest. Area coroner Jason Pegg emphasized that the investigation must consider the broader circumstances surrounding Nowak's death while he was in police custody. Violent protests erupted following his death, sparked by claims of racial attacks made by his killer, Vickrum Digwa, who was sentenced to life imprisonment. The inquest is set to commence on September 20, 2027, at Winchester Coroner’s Court, although there is hope it may be expedited. Pegg acknowledged that the date is far off but expressed the desire for an earlier hearing. The Independent Office for Police Conduct is also expected to provide findings within the next three months, adding to the scrutiny of the police's role in this tragic incident.