Three jailed for violence at Henry Nowak police protest
Summary
Three men have been sentenced to jail for taking part in violent behavior during a protest in Southampton after the murder of Henry Nowak. The protest involved attacks on police officers, and several people have been charged or convicted for their actions during the event.Key Facts
- Darren Medhurst was sentenced to three years and three months for leading the violent disorder.
- Callum Darch and Harley Haynes each received two-and-a-half year jail sentences for their roles in the violence.
- The protest occurred on June 2 after police bodycam footage showed Henry Nowak handcuffed and dying after a stabbing.
- 12 police officers and a police dog were injured during the protests.
- Medhurst has 51 previous convictions for various crimes including burglary and handling stolen goods.
- Haynes threw bricks and glass during the disorder and has prior convictions including theft and drug supply.
- Darch threw a wheelie bin at police officers, inciting further violence among the crowd.
- A total of 12 people have been sentenced so far for the disorder, with others still facing trial or sentencing.
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