Black Drivers In Missouri 91 Percent More Likely To Be Pulled Over By Cops Than Anybody Else

A report from Missouri's attorney general shows that Black drivers across the state are 91 percent more likely than white motorists to be pulled over by police and African-Americans are even more likely to be stopped in the communities where they live.

The Missouri NAACP in 2017 issued a travel advisory warning people to be careful while in Missouri because of a danger that civil rights won't be respected, citing in part the attorney general's annual report on disparities in police stops.

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