From NPR:
'Stop And Frisk' Works, But It's Problematic
But you certainly know way more about law enforcement than NYPD.
Here's a study from John Jay College of Criminal Justice:
https://www.jjay.cuny.edu/sites/default/files/contentgroups/sasp/poster_gallery/pg31.pdf
Chris, you occasionally show glimmers of intelligence, which is why I interact with you instead of just ignoring you and letting you prattle. I would like to see you #walkaway from the hivemind and be more curious instead of just allowing yourself to be fed bull#### and barfing it back up on the internet. Just try it for a week or so.
I understand you are willing to ignore the constitution when it makes you feel warm and fuzzy (plus you have something in common with Michael Bloomberg, congrats!), but I am not. You rant and rave about "stalinists" while you enjoy #### like this.
Property and violent crime rates were falling before stop and frisk (S&F) and the NYPD didn't stop and frisk people with whom they had reasonable suspicion were about to commit a crime, they did so indiscriminately.
Between January 2004 and June 2012, the NYPD conducted over 4.4 million stops.
In 52% of the 4.4 million stops, the person stopped was black, in 31% the person was Hispanic, and in 10% the person was white.
In 2010, New York City’s resident population was roughly 23% black, 29% Hispanic, and 33% white.
Weapons were seized in 1.0% of the stops of blacks, 1.1% of the stops of Hispanics, and 1.4% of the stops of whites.
Between 2004 and 2009, the percentage of stops where the officer failed to state a specific suspected crime rose from 1% to 36%.