Northern Territory police officer Zachary Rolfe tells journalist Kristin Shorten about the moment he was charged with murder and why he believes he was “thrown under the bus” by police leadership to appease an angry crowd and arrested despite “evidence that cleared me”.

<p>Northern Territory police officer Zachary Rolfe tells journalist Kristin Shorten about the moment he was charged with murder and why he believes he was &ldquo;thrown under the bus&rdquo; by police leadership to appease an angry crowd and arrested despite &ldquo;evidence that cleared me&rdquo;.</p>

Gripping insights from the trial of the year, a young cop goes on trial for murder after killing an Indigenous man in a remote outback town.

Gripping daily insights from the trial of the year, as a young cop goes on trial for murder after killing an Indigenous man in a remote outback town. Presented by The Australian's Kristin Shorten and Matt Cunningham. 

Gripping daily insights from the trial of the year, as a young cop goes on trial for murder after killing an Indigenous man in a remote outback town.

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