Police Review Push on Aboriginal Woman in Broome

0:00It's April 9th. You're listening to Sydney News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with The Story. Police and broom are looking into a video from Tuesday showing an officer pushing a 37-year-old aboriginal woman to the ground during an arrest. The footage captures the tense moment as cops were wrestling with a violent suspect and she got too close to the action. The man they were arresting, a 39-year-old from Malars. Well, allegedly got aggressive, resisted, and even assaulted two officers, giving. Then minor injuries? Police say the woman grabbed officers from behind while they handled the chaos, so extra cops stepped in to move her back, which led to the fall. Bystanders started yelling curses at the police right after she hit the ground and got back up. No injuries were reported from her side, but the whole interaction has folks talking about how officers manage high-stress situations in communities, like broom. As people now face charges, the man with two counts of assaulting public officers already

1:01in court on Wednesday, and the woman with two counts of, obstructing officers plus possessing drug gear set for April 20th. Officials confirm an internal review is under way to check the details while the police minister reminds everyone that front line work in places like the Kimberly is tough but must stay by the book.