Police bodycam shows officers handcuffing Henry Nowak as he lay dying Police have released bodycam footage showing officers handcuffing 18-year-old Henry Nowak as he lay dying. The BBC has chosen to remove the sound in parts of this video due to its distressing content. The footage from December showed his killer, Vickrum Digwa, claim he was racially abused by the teen and acted in self defence, which was a lie. He told officers his turban had been knocked off and said he had been injured. Police say they liaised with Henry Nowak's family before sharing the footage. It was also played in court. Digwa, 23, was jailed for life with a minimum of 21 years on Monday. He used a 21cm (8in) blade he said he carried as part of his Sikh faith to kill Nowak, who was walking home alone after a night out with friends in Southampton on 3 December. A judge dismissed racism claims made by Digwa. Speaking outside court, the victim's father, Mark Nowak, said the contrast between how his s...
On Camera, Bengaluru Woman Picked Up And Taken Away, No One Helped
Bengaluru:In visuals captured on CCTV, a 22-year-old woman is kidnapped just outside her home in Bengaluru and no one reacts to her screams.
The incident allegedly took place around 10 pm on April 23 in south Bengaluru.
The woman, who is believed to be from Manipur, is seen talking on the phone on the street outside her paying guest accommodation when she is suddenly grabbed by the man.
The attacker, his face obscured by a scarf and a cap, scoops her up and takes her away kicking.
A woman and two men - one on a scooter - were passing by at the time but they are seen in the footage continuing on their way without any reaction.
In a police complaint filed today, the woman said she was taken to a nearby construction site where the man tried to rape her. She alleges that he panicked and ran away when her screams were heard by people.
"I started shouting and he tried to shut my mouth. I bit him to save myself. He hit me and then I fell unconscious," she told reporters.
When she came to, the man had left. "My bag and phone were still there," she said.
The police said after the incident, the woman did not file a complaint but spoke to a local channel.
Manjula Manasa, the chairperson of the Karnataka Commission for Women, said: "Senior police officials should and will have to take action."
The police say the CCTV footage is proof enough for them to act. One person has been detained in connection with the attack
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