A reverend has told GB News “we want to see justice in our nation again” as he attended a protest following the murder of Henry Nowak.
Around 1,000 demonstrators gathered outside Southampton Central police station to make their voices heard.
Christopher "The Vexed Vicar" Wickland said: “I think it's important that we stand with the people and stand up for truth, righteousness and justice.
“We're getting very tired of seeing our children being sacrificed on the altars of multiculturalism and political correctness. This is why I'm here today.
“People are tired, they're agrieved, they're fed up. And when we saw the bodycam footage, it only really confirmed what we already suspected.
“We have a political system that's so indoctrinated, even our police, that when they, with their natural eyes, see a man that's clearly in a state of distress, all they see is that he was a racist.
“We've got to get past this. We need to get past this whole kind of hysteria over the flag-waving, misogynistic, racist, bigoted white guy, which seems to be drummed into our political system, our education system, and sadly, in our constabulary.
“That's why people are here today, and that's why I'm here. I want to see justice in our nation again and practical policing."
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