Stop and Frisk debate fuels tensions in Red Hook
Community concerns rise as 2010 Red Hook precinct data show over 5 000 stop and frisks with a pattern favoring Black and Hispanic residents. Officials offered no comment citing NYPD policy, while residents describe the practice as degrading and call for reform amid broader calls for independent scrutiny.
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Community Affairs Department
76Th Precinct
New York City
New York Civil Liberties Union
Police Reform Organizing Project
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Christine Quinn
Juumane Williams
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Eric Adams
New York State Senate
Finance Committee
David Paterson
Tenant Association
Lillie Marshall
Red Hook West Houses
Marshall
Red Hook Houses
Reg Flowers
Skinny's Daughter One of Red Hook's Greatest Mergers
Mary Ann Massaro recounts a Red Hook romance turning into a family merger. Cubi and Peggy met as teens, wed at Gabe's bar, and now celebrate 36 years with two children Elizabeth and Jason. Their union joins eight and ten relatives, symbolizing old school values in South Brooklyn.
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Mary Ann Massaro
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Elizabeth
Jason
Rodriguez
Della Porte
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