Aboriginal interpreters call for police engagement after inquest finding

Following a significant inquest, Aboriginal interpreters are urging for better police engagement after it was revealed that they were largely sidelined in the investigation that led to Gene Gibson's wrongful conviction for the murder of Josh Warneke. This ongoing neglect highlights systemic issues within law enforcement that fail to adequately consult or include Aboriginal communities, raising concerns about justice and trust. The call for reform underscores the importance of culturally competent practices in policing to prevent similar miscarriages of justice in the future.

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