Cop allegedly filmed pushing woman outside a NSW school after another woman was threatened, car window smashed

A police officer has been filmed allegedly pushing a woman to the ground outside a NSW school.

The alleged incident was captured on mobile phone footage and circulated on social media.

A spokesman from NSW Police said the footage was being reviewed.

The incident allegedly unfolded outside a school on Majara St in Bungendore, about 40km east of Canberra about 2.50pm on July 22 as police were investigating rocks being thrown at a car.

A woman and boy have been charged after a woman was allegedly threatened and her car window smashed by a rock.

Police were inside a building at the school following reports a boy had been threatened, when another 15-year-boy allegedly threw a rock at a woman’s car as she drove past, shattering a window.

A police spokesman said the woman stopped and got out of her car and was threatened and chased by the 15-year-old boy and a 32-year-old woman known to him.

Witnesses and a police officer intervened and arrested the boy, but the 32-year-old woman allegedly became aggressive towards the officer and attempted to physically intervene.

Police warned her multiple times, and while the boy was being placed into the police vehicle she allegedly threatened the other woman again.

A senior constable returned to the scene and arrested the 32-year-old woman who was taken to Queanbeyan Police Station with the boy.

The boy was charged with stalking and intimidation, contravening an AVO and destroying or damaging property.

He was granted conditional bail, to appear at a children’s court on August 11.

The woman was charged with hindering or resisting a police officer on duty and two counts of stalking and intimidation.

She was also granted conditional bail to appear in Queanbeyan Local Court on August 11.