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Opinion: Honor MLK's legacy by ending targeted traffic stops in Memphis - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Honor MLK's legacy by ending targeted traffic stops in Memphis

As we commemorate the life of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., I'm sitting with the complexities of a city that proclaims King, yet refuses to end the racist, exploitative practice of pretextual tra…

Common pleas judge rules Philly traffic stop law can stand - Vimarsana News

Common pleas judge rules Philly traffic stop law can stand

In February 2022 the Fraternal Order of Police filed a lawsuit against a new city law designed to reduce traffic stops for certain vehicle violations. The Court of Common Pleas overruled their argument.

Source: whyy.org
Driving Equality Act seems to be reducing traffic stops in its first six months - Vimarsana News

Driving Equality Act seems to be reducing traffic stops in its first six months

A Philadelphia law intended to reduce the number of traffic stops for minor vehicle violations appears to be working, according to a new analysis of Philadelphia Police Department data.

Source: whyy.org
One year of Driving Equality: Councilmember Isaiah Thomas reveals findings and analysis from his landmark bill - Vimarsana News

One year of Driving Equality: Councilmember Isaiah Thomas reveals findings and analysis from his landmark bill

Thomas and the Driving Equality Accountability Group presented what the national model for improving police-community relations has done for Philly.

Memphis may follow Philadelphia with Driving Equality Act - Vimarsana News

Memphis may follow Philadelphia with Driving Equality Act

Following the death of Tyre Nichols, Memphis, Tennessee is considering changing rules about when police can pull people over — like Philly did last year.

Source: whyy.org