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NT Police announce investigation into racism claims as Zachary Rolfe returns to witness box

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The Northern Territory Police Commissioner has announced a major investigation into claims of entrenched racism in the force, by former constable Zachary Rolfe. Mr Rolfe made the allegations during an explosive opening day of evidence in his long-awaited return to the witness box at the inquest into the shooting death of Aboriginal teenager, Kumanjayi Walker. And a warning to our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers that the following story has images of someone who has died.
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