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The release of police bodycam footage in the Henry Nowak case has sparked renewed scrutiny of police actions during the fatal stabbing incident. Prime Minister Keir Starmer described the video as deeply disturbing and said serious questions must be answered about how officers responded at the scene. The footage shows the injured teenager being handcuffed after the attacker allegedly misled police with false claims. While the killer has been sentenced to life in prison, investigations into police conduct are ongoing. The case has fueled public debate over policing standards, accountability, and decision-making during critical emergencies.

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00:00Henry Novak was a kind, thoughtful and much loved young man and this has understandably been
00:09devastating for his parents, for his family and everybody who knew him and I have seen the body
00:17cam footage. It's harrowing and I have to say as a father of a 17 year old boy I felt
00:27sick watching
00:28it. It is absolutely right that the IOPC are looking at this, there are clearly serious questions that
00:37need to be addressed, not least how accusations of racism inform the decision making in this case
00:45but my thoughts, I'm sure the thoughts of everybody in the country are with Henry's family, his life has
00:53been stolen and they are understandably devastated and that is where I start on this.
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