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Click on the expand page link in top right hand corner to see our detailed findings regarding the stop and frisk policies affecting one community in the Bronx.
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"But – as stated so eloquently by young people from the Morris Justice Project this week – “it’s not a crime to be who you are.” I know we don’t want our kids growing up in city where some kids are told that it is."
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has promised to veto the two measures, both of which were approved by veto-proof majorities.
Mayoral candidate Brad Landers with an MJP sign!
MJP member's at city hall helping to push forward the Community Safety Act!
Brad Lander has spent his career working for affordable housing, good jobs, and livable communities in Brooklyn and throughout New York.
Cop Watch NYC exists to help New Yorkers document and expose unprofessional police behavior and hold the police accountable. The site can be used as a resource for individuals, organizations and teams of community members who are looking for training and support to help them safely conduct Cop Watch in their communities.
The Justice Department strongly endorsed a monitor to oversee changes if a judge were to find the New York Police Department’s stop-and-frisk practices to be unconstitutional.
Black Americans were nearly four times as likely as whites to be arrested for marijuana possession in 2010, but both groups used the drug at similar rates, federal data shows.