Two men are sentenced to prison for their roles in violent disorder during a police protest in Southampton following the murder of 18-year-old student Henry Nowak. Multiple outlets report that disorder broke out near the area where Nowak was killed, and that the disturbance involved attacks on police officers. The court sentences include Leon O’Leary, 41, who is reported to have thrown a smoke grenade at officers and is sentenced to three years and one month. Connor Bishop, 24, is also reported to have been involved in violence at the protest; one outlet states he threw a traffic cone at officers. Both men are described as being jailed for violent disorder connected to the protest. The reports present the protest as occurring after Nowak’s death and emphasize the violence directed at police during the incident. No other figures or sentence details beyond those identified are mentioned consistently across the sources.