Lawsuit alleges NH trooper profiled Latino driver in 2019 stop | New Hampshire Public Radio
The lawsuit is the second in three years to accuse State Police’s Mobile Enforcement Team of acting illegally during a vehicle stop.
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The lawsuit is the second in three years to accuse State Police’s Mobile Enforcement Team of acting illegally during a vehicle stop.
The lawsuit is the second in three years to accuse State Police’s Mobile Enforcement Team
K-9 Wyatt, a 7-year-old Plott hound, joined the New Hampshire State Police in 2015.
N.H. State Trooper Haden Wilber was stationed on Interstate 95 in Hampton one afternoon in February 2019 when he began following a car he found suspicious — a Toyota Camry with tinted windows and Connecticut plates.“The vehicle had drawn my attention...
Experts say the practice can lead to disparities even when officers aren’t deliberately targeting drivers on the basis of race. Because such stops are highly discretionary, implicit bias plays a bigger role.