View 6 Images Shabana Mahmood said a male officer was forced to leave his home after being falsely identified (Image: PRU/AFP via Getty Images) But one male officer doubts his claim, telling him: "Don't think you have mate." The officer then says: "He says he's been stabbed, so let's just check him." The footage shows him briefly lifting Nowak's shirt around the belt area before he leaves the 18-year-old to lie down on his side. A second officer, whose voice appears to be female, can be heard saying: "Where do you think he's been stabbed? In the face?" A male voice then replies: "He hasn't been stabbed." ‌ Mr Nowak was then told he was being arrested for assault. An ambulance was called just a minute later to administer CPR, but according to a judge overseeing Digwa's case, his wounds were too severe for him to be saved. Ms Hill said in her statement that it was "alarming" to see how she and her fellow officer were incorrectly identified by algorithms and AI, despite it being "factually impossible" that they were involved. View 6 Images