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No Myth: Study Reveals Pervasive Racial Bias in Traffic Stop Searches

No Myth: Study Reveals Pervasive Racial Bias in Traffic Stop Searches
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Police search innocent Black drivers more often during stops

"We have to figure out why officers are searching innocent Blacks more than innocent whites. the bias is there."

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Study: Racial Bias Is No false Alarm In Policing

Study: Racial Bias Is No false Alarm In Policing
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Study: Racial bias is no false alarm in policing

Study: Racial bias is no false alarm in policing
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The Secret Behind Why Cops Touch Tail Lights During Traffic Stops

Ever been stopped by a police officer and wondered why he touched your tail lights as he approached the vehicle? Turns out there are a couple good reasons.

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