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Commissioner Ray Kelly On Stop-and-Frisk: "I Wouldn’t Want To Be Stopped, I Don’t Want My Time Taken Away From Me"
Police commissioner Ray Kelly was at 92Y recently with Thomson Reuters EIC Stephen Adler.
When discussion turned to NYPD use of stop-and-frisk, Kelly argued that with 19,600 patrol officers, this "amounts to less than one stop a week by patrol officers."
"Some of my impression of it," Adler responded, "comes less from the statistics then just having African-American colleagues over the years talking about how different it is walking the streets of New York, if you're black rather than if you're white… and the feeling that you're treated very differently."
Kelly acknowledged: “I wouldn’t want to be stopped, I don’t want my time taken away from me…but if you look at the numbers, the lives that have been saved I think is dramatic. And where is it happening? It’s happening in minority communities.”
Watch the video above.
Reporting by Jennifer Saba and Kenneth Li; Editing by Tiffany Wu and Ted Kerr
Thomson Reuters Corp named Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and former Dow Jones Newswires President Paul Ingrassia to the new position of deputy editor-in-chief, one of four new hires brought in to overhaul its news operations.
The appointments were announced on Tuesday after a 60-day review by Editor-in-Chief Stephen Adler, who aims to raise the profile of the 160-year-old news agency, streamline decision-making, and better exploit the resources of the company created by the $16 billion takeover of Reuters by Thomson in 2008.
Other announcements:
Stuart Karle, the Journal's former general counsel, will also join Thomson Reuters as the news division's chief operating officer, a new position.
Reginald Chua, former editor of the South China Morning Post and the Asian Wall Street Journal, will become data editor.
Jim Gaines, a long-time editor at Time Warner's Time Inc, will leave his job as managing editor of The Daily, Murdoch's digital paper for tablet computers, to join Thomson Reuters as ethics editor.