
NT Police Review Kumanjayi White Death
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Northern Territory police conclude independent review into Kumanjayi Whites death, with report now under assessment for potential charges against officers involved. Family and community leaders criticize slow pace, as politicians call for accountability amid mounting pressure for justice in custody deaths.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — NT Police Review Kumanjayi White Death. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Northern Territory Police just wrapped up their independent review into the death of 24-year-old Kumanjai White, a disabled world-perry man who died in an Alice spring supermarket last May after two playing closed officers restrained him. Nearly a year later, that report landed yesterday afternoon, and now it's getting assessed for an evidence brief headed to the Department of Public, prosecutions to decide on any charges against the officers. The incident blew up nationwide, sparking rallies in major cities demanding a transparent probe with his family pushing hard for CCTV footage release. In the cops involved to be stood down, his grandfather and community leaders have slammed the slow pace, especially after earlier promises of a March finish, while politicians like NTs. Chancy Page and Senator Olivia Thorpe are calling out the delays in lack of accountability. Right now, everyone's waiting on the DPP's next move amid mounting pressure for answers, as this case highlights the ongoing fight for justice in custody deaths.
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