The two men smile into the camera for a selfie. An account bearing Rolfe’s name notes: “Just a couple cops/murderers and war criminals Havin a lovely afternoon in the sun”.
Disgraced SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith and Zachary Rolfe, a Northern Territory police officer who shot dead an Indigenous teenager, have been photographed relaxing in a Bali pool – an account appearing to bear Rolfe’s name joking about the downtime of “cops/murderers and war criminals”.
Rolfe, 31, was found not guilty of murdering Kumanjayi Walker, 19, in a high-profile trial that ended in early 2022. Rolfe shot Walker three times in a community near Alice Springs in November 2019 in a police operation. Rolfe leaving court flanked by NT Police Association president Paul McCue and Police Federation of Australia president Ian Leavers .“Emotion, opinion, and bias aside, Constable Rolfe was rightfully acquitted by unanimous verdict on Friday 11 March 2022, more than 850 days since the critical incident in Yuendumu on 9 November 2019,” McCue wrote.
Rolfe had taken to a now-removed “I support Zach Rolfe” Facebook page to call those messages “playground” language.Credit:The inquest has been repeatedly disrupted as Rolfe sought to escape giving evidence – but in June the NT Court of Appeal ruled Rolfe can be compelled to give evidence by the coroner.
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