The Aboriginal teenager who was arrested after anti-terror raids in Melbourne on Saturday has complained he was a victim of police brutality. Eathan Cruse, 19, one of the five men taken into custody after raids on Saturday morning, said officers assaulted him after he had been handcuffed. 'He grabbed me, handcuffs me, is like 'What's your name?'... and I said Eathan,' the man told Nine News. Scroll down for video . Eathan Cruse, 19, one of the five men taken into custody after raids on Saturday morning, said officers assaulted him after he had been handcuffed . 'He said 'yeah, that's the one'... he kicks me right across the face as my hands were cuffed.' Eathan was released later in the day. His father, Glen, also said he was brutally attacked by police during the raid, and  his son was hospitalised as a result of injuries he sustained. 'I got a boot right in the head and they said 'Shut up you Abo', and I could hear Eathan … getting knocked out cold,' he said, according to Fairfax Media. Eathan said the police officer grabbed and handcuffed him and asked: 'What's your name?'... and I said Eathan,' before assaulting him . Eathan was released later in the day after his initial arrest . 'They smashed him to the ground, and I could hear this, just stomping, stomping.' He also  his family was the only one treated in this way during the raids. 'We are the [only] indigenous family of the lot, and we got the worst treatment,' he said. Victoria Police confirmed  a complaint had been made in regards to the  treatment of Mr Cruse, and said it had 'been referred to referred to (the) professional standards command'. Eathan's father, Glen, also said he was brutally attacked by police during the raid, and his son was hospitalised as a result of injuries he sustained . 'They smashed him to the ground, and I could hear this, just stomping, stomping' It comes after the father of another man arrested during the raid said his family was traumatised by the level of force used by police. The father of one of the arrested teens, said police held a gun to his head and he was forced to lie on the floor for 30 minutes. The arrested man's sister said she 'woke up to a sniper pointing at (her) head' and police used tear gas to clear the house. The raids were carried out across Melbourne, and reportedly foiled an ANZAC Day terror plot . Australian Federal Police searched the family's home for 12 hours, and reportedly seized a knife, phones and a USB from the accused man's bedroom. The family was told on Saturday the teen was being held under an interim preventative detention order. It is the first time a PDO has been used in Victoria under the 2003 Terrorism Act. Sevdet Besim, 18, was charged with conspiracy to commit acts in planning or preparation for an act of terrorism after the raids . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
Aboriginal teenager arrested says police assaulted him while handcuffed . 'Kicked me across the face as my hands were cuffed,' Eathan Cruse says . 19-year-old was one of five arrested in Melbourne anti-terror operation . His father says he was also the victim of police brutality during raid . Sevdet Besim, 18, charged with conspiracy to commit an act of terrorism .