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Starting Jan. 1, police officers across the state will be required to tell drivers why they’ve been stopped before they can start asking questions. Agencies will be required to track whether officers are complying.
The change could lead to fewer stops, purportedly for minor traffic violations, with the actual intent of searching the driver's car for contraband such as drugs or guns.
The change could lead to fewer stops, purportedly for minor traffic violations, with the actual intent of searching the driver's car for contraband such as drugs or guns.
The change could lead to fewer stops, purportedly for minor traffic violations, with the actual intent of searching the driver's car for contraband such as drugs or guns.
The change could lead to fewer stops, purportedly for minor traffic violations, with the actual intent of searching the driver's car for contraband such as drugs or guns.