People Write Letters About Henry Nowak Case

Two people wrote letters to a newspaper about the death of Henry Nowak. Henry Nowak died while police were trying to arrest him. The writers think the police made mistakes and that politicians are using his death in the wrong way.

Savitri Hensman wrote the first letter from London. She thinks the police did not act fast enough to help Henry when he was in trouble. She says officers should check if someone is hurt or sick before they put handcuffs on them. Hensman believes the police need better rules to keep people safe.

Sarmad Ahmad Anwar wrote the second letter from Bradford, West Yorkshire. He is a young British Muslim who feels sad about Henry's death. Anwar is upset that some politicians are using this tragedy to make people angry at certain groups. He says Henry's family has made it clear that his death is not about race or religion.

Both writers agree that politicians should not use Henry's death to push their own ideas. They want people to remember Henry in the right way. The writers think it's wrong when leaders try to make people hate each other because of one person's actions. They believe the focus should be on making sure police treat everyone fairly and safely.