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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Ben Smee and Eden Gillespie

Queensland police inquiry hears allegations of recruits being taught racism, officers being raped

Queensland police commissioner Katarina Carroll
Queensland police commissioner Katarina Carroll has faced questions over racist comments during the teaching of academy recruits. Photograph: Darren England/AAP

Queensland police recruits were taught racist attitudes at the state’s academy, including comments about Indigenous people that “you can smell them before you see them”, recordings obtained by an inquiry have revealed.

The “distressing” evidence given to the inquiry into Queensland police service (QPS) responses to domestic violence included revelations the police service failed to discipline officers in cases where they were found to have racially abused colleagues, or made racist remarks.

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