A peaceful vigil was held outside Portswood Police Station in Southampton to honor 18-year-old Henry Nowak, who was murdered. Attendees participated in speeches, songs, and a three-minute silence, mirroring protests against police brutality. Many shouted 'racist police, off our streets' while kneeling, reflecting a broader community anger following violent protests that led to 14 arrests. These protests erupted after Vickrum Digwa was sentenced to life in prison for Nowak's murder, having initially misled police about the incident. Community members voiced their discontent with the government, expressing a lack of trust. A senior Sikh Federation official noted a rise in attacks on Sikhs since Digwa's sentencing, drawing parallels to historical violence faced by the Sikh community. The vigil served as a platform for expressing grief and demanding accountability from law enforcement and the government.