Vickrum Digwa, who has been sentenced for the killing of Henry Nowak, starts his time in custody and faces heightened attention from other prisoners, according to reporting that describes a change in his behaviour upon entering jail. The coverage says Digwa’s initial confidence diminishes after his arrival and that he seeks to avoid being placed in a particular area of the prison associated with the death of another high-profile inmate. The articles describe concerns within the prison setting about Digwa’s safety, including claims that multiple groups of prisoners may target him while he is in custody. They also recount what is described as his first night in jail, highlighting anxiety and efforts to manage his placement and protection. The reporting does not provide independent details beyond these claims, and it does not present evidence of any specific attack occurring immediately after his transfer. The accounts are focused on the prison environment and perceived risk factors facing Digwa as he begins serving his sentence.