I'm appalled at the idea that Henry might have lived had he received timely medical attention. Having said that, his deterioration once he was cuffed was really rapid and it makes sense if your arms are behind your back that the blood vessels in your chest may be under pressure. I hope this is properly reviewed.
I'm also aghast at the fact that Henry AND HIS FATHERS phones were looked at. Firstly, his father was not involved in any way. Surely that's a breach of his human rights? Secondly, Henry was dead at this point. So they're scrabbling around trying to prove a dead man is a racist? Is this true?
I've got to say, having watched the extremely biased and unequal treatment of many women in trials where their character is assassinated despite no relevance to the case, my initial reaction is to believe this. Do they have no shame?
If this is true, it's definitely two tier policing.
Murder is murder. The worst racist in the world doesn't deserve to be knifed and murdered. If any police force or employee does not agree with this then we're in 1984 / Stasi territory. Agree with my ideology or you deserve to get killed?