en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Henry_Nowak

In the infobox, the only conviction listed is murder, and both Vickrum Digwa and Kiran Kaur are placed under the Convicted field. That presentation implies that both people were convicted of murder.

But official statements distinguish the two outcomes:

• Digwa was sentenced for murder.
• Kaur was convicted of assisting an offender, not murder.

So the infobox is inaccurate as written because it groups Kaur under a murder conviction she did not receive.

This sentence gets the release date wrong.

Official statements made on 2 June 2026 referred to the bodycam footage as having been released "last night", which places the release on 1 June 2026. Contemporary news reporting the next day also described the footage as having been released on Monday, i.e. 1 June 2026.

So the article's statement that Hampshire Police released the footage on 2 June 2026 is off by one day.

This sentence overstates what the judge found.

In his sentencing remarks, Judge Mousley did clearly reject the claim that Henry Nowak made racist remarks, saying: "I am sure that Henry had said nothing racist."

But he did not reject all claims of physical contact. Instead, he said:

• after Digwa grabbed Henry's phone, "That may have led to a physical struggle"; and
• Digwa's turban "may have been knocked, pulled or, potentially, punched off [his] head."

So it is inaccurate to say the judge rejected accusations that Nowak had physically abused Digwa in full. The judge rejected the racism allegation and some specific lies, but he left open that there was some physical struggle between the two men.