Crime Falls As New York Abandons Stop-and-Frisk

Last year, the murder case in New York City decreased to 291, the lowest level since the 1950s, but the abolition of the police department and the termination of the search strategy are expected to lead to an increase in the crime rate.

The suspension and search program at the New York Police Station instructs officials to stop on the street and interrogate and search private weapons and other forbidden items based solely on reasonable doubt of the crime. This strategy is advertised as an indispensable tool to prevent serious crimes by hijacking guns and low level criminals on the street and fighting crime and the declining crime rate over the years is It is pointed out that it is evidence.

New York's stops increased from about 100,000 in 2002 to about 700,000 in 2011. Between 2004 and 2012, approximately 83% of the sites included blacks and Latin American-Americans.

In 2013, the federal judge judged the cessation of illegal activities to be racist and unconstitutional, and Bill de Blasio won the mayor election after pledging to stop and search.

Like many conservatives, I am seriously worried about the controversial strategy that the New York City police will stop deterring and plundering the weapons of potential suspects. . . . I believe that limiting this strategy will lead to an increase in the crime rate and even a surge.

On the contrary, the crime rate continued to decline further as the stop loss rate fell to 12,000 (about 98% lower than the 2011 level) in 2016 and about 10,000 in 2017.

In the five years since the 1960s when the number of homicides in New York was the smallest, during the four years I was in office of Brazio.

In 2017, almost all major crime categories dramatically decreased since reaching a wide range of criminal history in New York in the early 1960s, reaching the lowest level last year. Since 2016, the total number of major crimes in 2017 decreased by about 6%, the lowest record ever recorded.

Mr. De Smith said, "Thousands of New Yorkers are unjustly exposed to embarrassment and humiliation," De Braithio said, "I have the right to pay attention to the social costs of discontinuing or interrupting the plan "I admitted.

Supporters point out that there is a lack of data to accurately identify or measure "this practice has a negative long-term psychological or social impact on young black and Latin male generations" .

There are reasons to believe that the results are significant and that they far exceed the crime rate. It shows that police stopping may increase stress and may even cause post traumatic stress disorder of young people; to avoid contact with police, or to voter voter rate in the community as a whole I ceased to stop using the public service by the residents to suppress it.

The latest data from New York City also shows that contrary to critic warnings, implementing smoke-free and harassing by the Constitution does not lead to an increase in the crime rate. The Federal Court decided that the discontinuation of the New York City plan, which came back to police in 2016, is 98% lower than 2012. Despite the sharp drop in the number of stops, the crime rate has not increased accordingly. Indeed, in New York City, the crime rate has declined to a low level since the 1960s and urges some critics to change their views.

Recently, the big controversies New York faces may be considered a stagnant policy. The whole concept behind this stoppage and expulsion is a police suspected of rationally committing crimes, imminent crimes, blocking pedestrians, and asking questions to them. This policy, in 1968 Terry v. It began with attention of Ohio. - What is stop and active? The New York City Stop Issue Monitoring Program is conducted by the New York City Police Department, which stops thousands of pedestrians every year and investigates their weapons and other forbidden behaviors (New York City Stop - Question - Program plan). It is said that the plan holds street weapons, but we are convinced that their description is accurate

New York City's smoking cessation and smoking cessation plan is New York City police practice and is a civilian who is temporarily detained, interrogated and sometimes looking for weapons and other contraband on the street. This is what Terry knew in other parts of the United States. The rules of suspension, dispute and harassment are in Section 140.50 of the State Code of Criminal Procedure and are based on the US Supreme Court's decision on Terry v. Ohio.