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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National

Queensland police say there is no footage of shooting death of Indigenous man

Desley Ketchup at a Black Lives Matter protest
Desley Ketchup says she has been seeking information from police about what led to the shooting of her son Aubrey Donahue in Mareeba in north Queensland. Photograph: ABC News

Queensland police say no body-worn camera footage captured the moment an Aboriginal man was fatally shot, despite more than 15 officers being present.

Family members of Aubrey Donahue, 27, say he was unarmed, holding a mobile phone and attempting to surrender to police when he was shot four times by tactical officers in the north Queensland town of Mareeba.

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