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News · 5 June 2026

Police watchdog reviewing conduct after Henry Nowak case

Police watchdog reviewing conduct after Henry Nowak case

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The police watchdog is investigating how officers act, especially regarding racism, after a recent high-profile case. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is reviewing police responses and an anti-racism document from the National Police Chiefs' Council. This comes after questions were raised about racism in police decision-making following the Henry Nowak murder.

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