They revealed the video of the police officer who let Henry Nowak die: he was handcuffed while he was agonizing.

The body camera footage of one of the police officers involved in the case of Henry Nowak, the 18-year-old British youth who was stabbed to death in Southampton by Vickrum Digwa, the Indian who tried to falsely present himself as a victim of a "racist attack", was revealed in recent hours.

The footage, which is highly distressing, starkly exposes the actions of the incompetent police officers who arrived at the scene. While Nowak was bleeding out in public, the police did not act as if they were facing a medical emergency, but rather accepted the aggressor's version as valid and ignored his injuries.

The video shows that, while Henry was dying, an officer calmly asked if anyone else had been injured. Digwa responded that the young man had taken his turban and that he only had a small bruise. That accusation, which was later discredited in the judicial process, ended up conditioning the police response: to ensure that the murderer did not feel "discriminated against" rather than attending to the victim.

Instead of properly assisting the young man, the officers decided to move him roughly, grabbing him by the hands and dragging him, instead of providing a stretcher or an appropriate maneuver for someone seriously injured. At that moment, one of the officers even told him: “I don’t think you were stabbed, buddy,” despite Nowak warning that he was injured and could not breathe.

The scene becomes even more serious when the officers proceed to handcuff him. Henry continued to alert them about his injuries and his difficulty breathing, but the police proceeded with the arrest as if he were the aggressor and not the victim of a deadly attack.

While one officer conducted a superficial search for wounds, another agent instructed a subordinate to simply let the aggressors go: "Just let them leave, take their details and that’s it," he stated. At the same time, the officer informed Nowak that he was under arrest and began to read him his rights.

After more than three minutes, when Henry could barely speak and seemed about to vomit, an officer finally recognized the seriousness of the situation and called for an ambulance. In the recording, it is heard that "his pupils are not even reacting". Shortly after, the bodycam footage cuts off in the versions circulated on social media.

Following an outrage that transcended the United Kingdom, the British justice system sentenced Vickrum Digwa to life imprisonment on June 1 for the murder of Nowak, with a minimum sentence of at least two decades before he can apply for parole. He was also convicted for carrying a knife in public.

During the trial, it was proven that Digwa attacked Henry with a large ceremonial knife and then tried to justify the crime with a false version of supposed self-defense. His mother, Kiran Kaur, was also found guilty of concealment after removing the weapon used in the murder in an attempt to hide it.

The case exposed not only the brutality of the crime but also a police response marked by submission to immigration and wokeness, which ended up weighing more than the desperate calls for help. Henry was not only stabbed: he was also treated as guilty until the last minutes of his life.