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'Stop And Frisk In A Car': LAPD Metro Division Pulling Over Black Drivers 5X More Often
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8:33Now PlayingTo fight a surge in violent crimes in 2015, the LAPD doubled the size of it's Metropolitan Division. The officers involved in this unit began pulling people over in unmarked cars searching for drugs and weapons.
The cops involved in the traffic stops allegedly pull over African Americans five times more often than their share of the city’s population,
Civil rights attorney, Connie Rice joined Roland on #RolandMartinUnfiltered to discuss what she has dubbed, "stop and frisk in a car."
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