Hampshire Constabulary called out over hefty racial inequality training budget

Writer and broadcaster Esther Krakue calls out the Hampshire Constabulary for the hefty bill spent on racial inequality training following the tragic death of Henry Nowak. “Even at the time, as we were all speaking out and saying, do not impose this perverse form of racial politics onto the UK; we are a completely different country; we have our own separate issues, it still happened,” Ms Krakue told Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power. “Hampshire Constabulary, the police force that was responsible for the four officers who oversaw Henry Nowak’s case, spent almost a million pounds on racial inequality training. “That is what we’ve seen for our money; we have seen an 18-year-old drowning in his own blood … it’s horrendous. “This is the training that has been imbued in them, and this is what we’re seeing, and it’s horrendous, and something needs to change.”