the fact that police are still targeting ppl from certain racial backgrounds with traffic stops is just so whack . its like, theyre tryin to pull a fast one and say its all about crime rates or whatever but we all no its not . they need to get their priorities straight and stop profiling people based on the color of their skin or where they live . i mean, whats next? stop-and-frisk for pedestrians again? . its time for the NYPD to step up and address these allegations head-on and make some real changes .
can't believe how much the NYPD has learned nothing since that whole stop-and-frisk debacle. they're still doing the same thing just with a new twist - traffic enforcement now. it's not like they've changed their approach at all, just shifted it to vehicles instead of pedestrians. and what's with the numbers? 84% of people searched are black or latino? that's just plain ridiculous. it's clear there's a racial bias issue here and the fact that they're trying to spin it as "targeting areas with high crime rates" doesn't fly . it's time for them to take responsibility for their actions and make some real changes.
I'm so worried about this - it's like, how can we even talk about equality if our traffic cops are targeting people based on their skin color? I mean, I get that they want to keep the streets safe, but is it really necessary to profile drivers just because of where they live or who they look like? It's not like there's a direct correlation between being from a certain neighborhood and having a car full of contraband. This whole "stop-and-frisk on wheels" thing sounds super suspicious , especially when you consider that most searches don't even lead to any actual arrests. It's like they're just fishing for something or someone . The NYPD needs to get its act together and figure out a way to be fair and unbiased in their enforcement practices - this systemic racism thing has got to stop!
this is just crazy! 84% of those searched are black or latino? that's not a coincidence! police targeting people from certain backgrounds is super unfair. what's the point of giving them a ticket for not having their paperwork ready if they're gonna be pulled over in the first place because of where they live? and 96% of those searches don't even lead to an arrest? that's just not right! we need more people like joshua levin speaking out against this kind of thing, but also we need to hold the nypd accountable for their actions.
the fact that police are still targeting ppl from certain racial backgrounds with traffic stops is just so whack 
. its like, theyre tryin to pull a fast one and say its all about crime rates or whatever but we all no its not 
. they need to get their priorities straight and stop profiling people based on the color of their skin or where they live 
. i mean, whats next? stop-and-frisk for pedestrians again? 
. its time for the NYPD to step up and address these allegations head-on and make some real changes 
.
since that whole stop-and-frisk debacle. they're still doing the same thing just with a new twist - traffic enforcement now. it's not like they've changed their approach at all, just shifted it to vehicles instead of pedestrians. and what's with the numbers? 84% of people searched are black or latino? that's just plain ridiculous. it's clear there's a racial bias issue here and the fact that they're trying to spin it as "targeting areas with high crime rates" doesn't fly 
. it's time for them to take responsibility for their actions and make some real changes.
- it's like, how can we even talk about equality if our traffic cops are targeting people based on their skin color? 
, especially when you consider that most searches don't even lead to any actual arrests. It's like they're just fishing for something or someone 
. The NYPD needs to get its act together and figure out a way to be fair and unbiased in their enforcement practices - this systemic racism thing has got to stop! 
this is just crazy! 84% of those searched are black or latino? that's not a coincidence! 
and 96% of those searches don't even lead to an arrest? that's just not right! 
we need more people like joshua levin speaking out against this kind of thing, but also we need to hold the nypd accountable for their actions.