Community Council Meeting Probes Stop and Frisk Tactics
A March Red Hook forum on stop and frisk features Occupy Red Hook members challenging officers on reasonable suspicion criteria. Captain Lewis defends policing methods while acknowledging learning curves and CCRB reporting as a check on misconduct. Local workers describe feeling frightened during encounters, urging better police community relations and education programs.
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Barncoat
Renis Rabii
Red Hook
Lewis
Center On
Occupy
Chris Hammett
Wally Bazemore
Red Hook Houses
Gowanus Tenants Association
Marguerite Scott
John McGettrick
Red Hook Civic Association
The Civilian Complaint Review Board in New York City
The CCRB began as a three member committee in the 1950s and evolved into a 13 member civilian oversight body. Debates over its power center on criticisms that it cannot prosecute, with figures like Heather MacDonald and Anthony Miranda comparing it to a lion with no teeth.
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Civilian Complaint Review Board
CCRB
Department of Community Affairs
Lewis
76Th Precinct
Hope and
Anchor
Candice Sering
Sering
Heather MacDonald
The
Manhattan Institute
New York Post
the Times
Franklin H. Stone
Ray Kelly
Anthony Miranda
Latino Officers Association
New York City
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76Th Precinct Community Council
Coffey Park
Elizabeth Graham