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Police deny racism after Aboriginal boy’s mistaken arrest at gunpoint

November 20, 2025

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Family members and supporters want police to make amends. Photos: Ian Bushnell.

Police have been accused of ‘cowboy’ behaviour and racial profiling after taking an Aboriginal teenager off a bus at gunpoint, handcuffing and restraining him, only to discover he wasn’t the suspect they were…

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