Man Admits Violent Disorder in Southampton After Nowak Murder Sentencing Daniel Frost, 44, admitted violent disorder and possessing an offensive weapon after throwing objects at police and arming himself with a knuckle duster during a protest in Southampton. He appeared before a district judge and his case has been sent to crown court for sentencing. The disorder occurred after the sentencing of Vickrum Digwa for the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, with police officers injured and an inquest planned to examine police actions.

• Daniel Frost, 44, admitted violent disorder and possession of an offensive weapon.
• Frost threw dustbins and a chair at police officers during a protest in Southampton.
• He also fashioned a makeshift knuckle duster from a dog lead and carabiner.
• Eleven police officers were injured during the disorder.
• Matt Styler, 50, pleaded not guilty to kicking a police sergeant.
• The disorder occurred after the sentencing of Vickrum Digwa for the murder of Henry Nowak.
• An inquest will be held to examine the actions of police officers present when Henry Nowak died.
• The Independent Office for Police Conduct urged the public to stop speculating about Nowak’s death.
• Nowak’s father condemned the treatment of his son by police but urged against further division.