Reform's Suella Braverman demands Hampshire's police chief quit after Henry Nowak's family say officers 'manipulated' them


Suella Braverman and Reform's policing adviser Colin Sutton are calling for Hampshire and Isle of Wight Chief Constable Alexis Boon to resign, saying his force has "lurched from scandal to scandal" under his leadership. They also demand the resignation of Donna Jones, Hampshire's police and crime commissioner. The calls follow an ITV documentary, 'Dear Henry: Our Fight for Justice', in which the Nowak family revealed police initially told them Henry had received immediate first aid — only later admitting he was first handcuffed and arrested as he lay dying.
Stepmother Katie Nowak says she fears 'decisions were made to protect the police and their reputation rather than help us'.
Farage says medics told him handcuffing Henry behind his back would have WORSENED the bleeding from his stab wounds.
Henry's family say he 'would have hated' the riots that followed his death and accuse some politicians of playing a 'game' with their grief.
