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"What we saw was cherry picked footage specifically designed to create a negative narrative around Police."

15 December 2020

Katie Woolf spoke with Police Association President Paul McCue.

The ABC yesterday released footage of Northern Territory Police Officers allegedly man-handling and threatening a group of youths.

When asked why the footage is manipulated, Paul McCue explained, "What we saw was cherry picked footage specifically designed to create a negative narrative around Police."

Listen to the chat here: