Police Brutality in Australia

Hello, for my presentation my issue is about the brutal police throughout Australia. The actions of the policeman throughout nationwide have been an uproar. Australia are known and seen to have very brutal police men. Policeman who have been put in the publicity to be known as brutal from their wrong decisions, should they even be allowed to proceed in their job? I don’t think so! It’s horrible what stories you here from our local policeman and how they can just get let off so easily. If they do something wrong why can’t they lose their job and get treated the exact same as what a non-policemen would get treated like. I’m pretty sure if someone killed a guy with a Taser they would go to jail for life and not get let off easy.
The most seen incidents from the police are mostly happening by the king cross policemen of NSW.
The recent episode that happened april last year was two policeman shooting at joyriding juveniles in Sydney’s CBD. Gerry Georgatos Sydney's Indigenous Social Justice Association (ISJA) held a rally outside the NSW state parliament in protest.
The two young boys, they were seen by police and then crashed onto the foot path from the policemen shooting at the two indigenous boys who were sitting in the front too try and “slow down the car” wounding at their arms, chest and neck. The policemen then aggressively dragged the boys out of the car onto the foot path to an extreme abusive state while kicking them on the ground.
Hundreds of angry protesters blocked off half the road in front of the NSW Parliament in a protest against the police shooting and bashing of two unarmed Aboriginal teenagers. The rally, initiated by the ISJA, demanded an independent public investigation into the incident, which had been filmed on mobile phones by stunned bystanders. Many young Aboriginal people and other high schools students braved rain to join the protest. Also Popular Aboriginal boxer Anthony Mundine joined the protest.
The teenage aboriginal boys were