From what I've heard, the bloke went for the Police officer with scissors. Does anyone believe a Police officer would just shoot a bloke for no reason ?
The moment the culprit picked up the scissors he willingly, knowingly etc. invited the officer to do what he did !
Case closed !

From Foxy..."My experiences in emergency departments did not take place during "normal times."

You said it was "since December 2021." There were no lockdowns "since December 2021."

Again, the Panadol incidents happened at the height of the lockdown hysteria. I'm sure there are myriad stories just like it in those moronic times.

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The body cam video of the incident was shown on TV. The blackfella just exploded and attacked. The murder charge was purely anti-white, anti-police, and political, as per what we have come to expect with anything to do with aboriginal criminality. I can understand the family denying the truth of the offenders behaviour, but not that of senior police and the politician in this case. I believe several officers resigned after the shocking treatment of their colleague, and who could blame them. It's a very unlucky policeman who gets posted to an area where there is a large aboriginal population these days.

All I have to say in regards to the death of the young bloke Kumanjayi Walker, and the trial and acquittal of Constable Rolfe is, there are no personal winners, both are losers. Walker for what ever reasons, sadly has paid with his life, and Rolfe has suffered greatly as well, the trauma of killing another human being and the anguish of a trial on a charge of murder, things he will have to live with for the rest of his life. I have enough faith in our legal system to believe justice has been served. As I said no personal winners just losers all round, and hopefully such events are never repeated.

Does anyone actually know why Walker did what he did ? Was he under the influence of drugs ?

Two more people died overnight in Adelaide because of the poor ambulance service arriving too late. No mention of skin colour, so probably non-aboriginal.