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Police brutality in Glen Innes NSW against a group of young Indigenous girls. You can hear one of the girls say she'll comply but she wants to call her parents as they're under 16. The cop says no. He says: 'It already is worse for yourselves.' https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10209353694238320&id=1802533770 …
Policeman raises his voice saying he will arrest them & give them a ticket for swearing near a school. He barks at them to get in the police van but has not appeared to tell them why they're under arrest other than swearing. He says he will throw the girls in the van "head first"
Policeman yells when the girls don't get on the ground. The girls start crying. He is seen kicking them to the ground. The girls cling to one another. He also threatens to arrest passerbys who also appear to be young women. This is disgusting police behavior. #auspol
Police are trained to diffuse public conflict and we've seen plenty of evidence they are highly capable of doing this when the public is White. Black people are overpoliced and subjected to brutal force routinely. This conduct is racist and dangerous. Please share the video.
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