Retired officers say a lack of accountability within the Queensland Police Service has allowed racism to fester
Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast
Former Queensland police say a lack of accountability within the service has allowed racism to fester after revelations that officers who joked about “beating and burying black people” have not been punished.
On Tuesday there were calls for the state government to intervene in the case, as well as stamp out the process of police investigating police, after Guardian Australia revealed four officers recorded making racist comments had escaped sanction.
About Author
More Stories
As cyberwarfare threat looms, cashless Nordic nations go back to banknotes | Miranda Bryant
‘All the birds returned’: How a Chinese project led the way in water and soil conservation
Trump and Putin expected to speak this week about ceasefire terms, envoy says