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Darwin vigil held for disabled Warlpiri man killed in police custody

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A warning to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers that this story contains information about someone who has died. The family of a disabled Warlpiri man, who died while in police custody last week, is calling for an external investigation. 24-year-old Kumanjayi White died after allegedly being restrained by police at a supermarket in Alice Springs. A vigil is being held tonight in Darwin. SBS NT Correspondent Josh van Staden is there.
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