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Constable Zachary Rolfe has described the chaotic 3.13 seconds that left an Aboriginal man dead and the nation grappling with one of the most consequential murder trials in recent memory.
The prosecution has closed its case against Constable Rolfe. Now, after almost four weeks, it’s the officer’s turn to defend himself.
The prosecution has closed its case against Constable Rolfe. Now, after almost four weeks, it’s the officer’s turn to defend himself.
The prosecution has closed its case against Constable Rolfe. Now, after almost four weeks, it’s the officer’s turn to defend himself.
The NT’s chief forensic pathologist told Constable Zachary Rolfe’s murder trial it was unlikely the scissors wielded by Kumanjayi Walker could have inflicted fatal wounds.