Tommy Robinson & Vikram Dwarka

Tommy Robinson: Tommy Robinson, a far-right activist, spoke at protests in United Kingdom — Southampton, claiming police treat white British people as 'second-rate citizens' and that Henry Nowak would not have been handcuffed if he wasn't white.

Vikram Dwarka: Vikram Dwarka was convicted of Henry Nowak's murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. His false claims of being a racist attack victim led to Henry Nowak's initial arrest and handcuffing, intensifying the controversy surrounding the case.

Tommy Robinson: Tommy Robinson, a far-right activist, used social media to call for street protests in the wake of the knife attack, contributing to the incitement of anti-immigrant violence.

Vikram Dwarka: Vikram Dwarka was convicted of murdering Henry Nowak, and his false claim of a racist attack against him by Nowak fueled debates about policing and race, contributing to the broader context of anti-immigrant sentiment.