Race profiling in traffic stops grows across U S cities
The article notes widespread collection of stop data by about half of the 50 largest cities and many towns, with early results suggesting blacks and Hispanics are stopped more often than whites. It discusses definitional disputes, lack of standard measures, and cases like Michael McBride in San Jose that highlight both concerns and complexities.
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United States
Ronald Davis
Oakland
Calif
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives
Davis
New Jersey Highway Patrol
Los Angeles
Highland Park
Ill
Justice Department
Bill Lam Lee
American Association of Law Schools
Michael McBride
McBride
San Jose
William Lansdowne
Bible Way Baptist Church
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Boston
Northeastern University
Philip DeVencentes
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Jack Arseneault
James Kenna
Andrew J. Smithson
Trenton
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Smithson
Hogan
Kenna
Kamal N. Tolia, M
American Board of Bariatric Medicine
E. 8Th Street
Odessa
Sprint
Samsung
In Touch Telecom
N. Grandview
Robert G. Konchar
Ashford Park Office
Texas
Permian
Hiller Printing Inc
W. University
TV Ta
Ry Lyerth
Jim Reeves Insurance