A family is heartbroken after learning two police officers who forcibly restrained a mentally disabled Aboriginal man will not be prosecuted over his death.
Kumanjayi White, 24, died in Alice Springs in May 2025 after the plain-clothes officers held him down in a supermarket aisle, sparking national outrage and rallies calling for an independent investigation.
A year after Mr White's death, Northern Territory Police confirmed on Tuesday that the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) had provided advice on whether to prosecute the officers.
