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CPS Charges Two Men After Southampton Disorder Following Henry Nowak Case
Police say 11 officers and a police dog were injured as prosecutors charged Matt Styler and Daniel Frost after the unrest.
- Following violent protests in Southampton on Tuesday, the Crown Prosecution Service charged two men in connection with the disorder.
- Public outrage followed Monday's sentencing of Vickrum Digwa to life for murdering 18-year-old Henry Nowak, after bodycam footage showed police arresting the dying victim following Digwa's false claims of a racist attack.
- Hundreds descended on the city Tuesday, with clashes in the Portswood area injuring 11 police officers and a police dog during the unrest.
- Styler and Frost are scheduled to appear at Southampton Magistrates Court today, Thursday, after the CPS established sufficient evidence and public interest in prosecution.
- Southampton Itchen Labour MP Darren Paffey condemned the violence, stating, "Violence is not the answer," while The Independent Office for Police Conduct launched an investigation into the force's response.
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