Stop and Frisk Policy - New York City Police Department

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg admitted that he had some differences from the progressive Democratic Party, but he said, "I do not think I can run as a Republican."

Stop, problem, search policy is one of the most well-known controversies in New York City over the past few years. The conflict in progress between the New York police and its citizens has never been resolved since its founding. There were several attempts to stop using this policy, none of which succeeded. - In July 2012, my mother's aunt was murdered with a suicide bomber. I have never met her, but I heard about her kindness, excellent cooking skills, and the last vacation my mother 's aunt spent together at my parents' wedding ceremony. Recently I read an article about a woman in New York City, I can contact her, her son lost a similar meaningless sin

Since the end of 2009, the police are reported as "in danger at a standstill" in New York City (and Philadelphia) in particular. Criminal justice data consistently indicates that the New York City Police Department is blocking and striking thousands of people. Many of them were intercepted many times a year. There are two aspects to the question raised: (1) these stay are made without the necessary "reasonable doubt" and (2) the cancellation is the result of racial discrimination or "ethnic analysis". In 2011, the police in New York intercepted nearly 700,000 people, 87% of which were black or Latin American-Americans, more than half of the 8.7 million people were investigated.