Elon Musk has entered the debate over policing priorities in Britain, calling for justice to be 'restored' after Sir Malcolm Walker, founder of Iceland supermarkets, criticized police for focusing on false race claims instead of serious crimes. Walker’s comments followed an incident where police responded within three minutes to a bogus racism allegation against an Asian store supervisor, while a serious assault at one of his stores took over ten minutes for police to address. Walker's complaints highlight what he describes as 'two-tier policing,' where police prioritize certain calls over more urgent matters. Musk shared Walker's concerns with his 240 million followers on X, amplifying the discussion. This controversy coincides with the national outcry surrounding the murder of teenager Henry Nowak, which has raised further questions about policing and societal issues. The UK Prime Minister's office has responded to external comments from US politicians regarding British policing, emphasizing the need for unity and respect for the grieving Nowak family. Sir Keir Starmer has also defended the integrity of UK policing against foreign criticisms.