In light of the controversy surrounding the death of Henry Nowak, Policing Minister Sarah Jones has admitted that the police's anti-racism guidance is 'wrong' and 'clumsy'. This admission comes after footage surfaced showing Nowak, an 18-year-old student, bleeding to death after being stabbed by Vickrum Digwa, who falsely claimed he was attacked due to his race. The guidance, issued by the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC), emphasizes that achieving equality in policing does not equate to treating everyone the same, which has drawn criticism. In response, the NPCC has launched a review to address these concerns. Despite the backlash, Parm Sandhu, a director at the London Policing College, defended the guidance, asserting its intent is to foster cultural understanding rather than promote a two-tier policing system. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood also condemned the violence that erupted in response to the case, urging against using Nowak's death to incite further division. Amidst the fallout, one officer involved in the case has resigned, while others are under investigation as witnesses.