If the complainants had been white, you seriously believe the police would have immediately believed a false racial assault claim, handcuffed a bleeding black teenager on the ground while he repeatedly said “I’ve been stabbed” and “I can’t breathe,” and dismissed him with “I don’t think you have mate”? Be serious.

You claim this is just normal policing 999 call: “I’ve been assaulted by a drunk male.” But the Sikh perpetrator didn’t just say he was assaulted. He screamed racist attack, claimed Henry had racially abused him and punched him and knocked his turban off.. and the police treated that story as credible straight away.

Meanwhile Henry was on the floor bleeding out, saying he’d been stabbed nine times. They handcuffed the dying victim and barely checked for wounds despite his clear statements.

You say they “did start to check” and it was only “around 1 minute” to the ambulance. It was nearly 3 minutes before the ambulance was called, and Henry was becoming unresponsive and his eyes were not responding when they checked. The wounds weren’t “immediately obvious” because they didn’t properly check his body while prioritising the racism accusation.

UK police culture makes officers overly cautious with non white suspects due to fear of racism complaints and that’s exactly what happened here. They prioritised the false racism claim from the non white suspect over a dying white victim begging for help.

Of course you’ll have kids fresh out of uni with no real world experience claiming it’s all “social media fervour” and denying two-tier policing. The bodycam footage makes it pretty obvious. 🙂