Australian Man Charged for Restraining Aboriginal Children with Cable Ties

The incident, involving three young Aboriginal children found swimming in a pool, has sparked widespread outrage and discussions on racial tensions.

A 45-year-old man in Western Australia has been charged with aggravated assault after allegedly tying up three Aboriginal children with cable ties.
The children, aged six, seven, and eight, were found restrained in the driveway of a vacant property in Broome, causing public outrage.
Video footage of the distressed children has led to calls for calm amid fears of escalating racial tensions in the region.
Western Australia's premier and police officials have condemned the disproportionate use of force, emphasizing the children's vulnerability.
The incident has reignited discussions on the treatment of Indigenous Australians, highlighting ongoing issues of discrimination and disadvantage.