Henry Nowak said 'I'm not racist' in final moments before death, new court documents reveal

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Henry Nowak said 'I'm not racist' in final moments before death, new court documents reveal.

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Henry Nowak could be heard saying "I'm not racist" in the final moments before his death, new court documents have revealed.

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The 18-year-old university student was stabbed to death December 3 last year as his killer, Vickrum Digwa, accused Mr Nowak of racially assaulting him.Last month, Digwa was jailed for a minimum 21 years, with his sentence being referred to the Court of Appeal after criticism that the punishment was too lenient.Harrowing bodycam footage of Mr Nowak's arrest was released by Hampshire Police after the sentencing, showing the student repeatedly telling officers that he had been stabbed while they handcuffed the teenager.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "Don't think you have, mate," one officer could be heard as Mr Nowak informed the police that he was unable to breathe.The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has since launched an investigation into the officers involved in Mr Nowak's arrest.Now, new documents from the 23-year-old Sikh's trial added further...

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