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New York City police officers will be required to record the apparent race, gender and ages of most people they stop for questioning under a law passed Tuesday by the
The law gives police reform advocates a huge win: Requiring New York City's 36,000 cops to document all investigative encounters.
The "How Many Stops Act" would require police officers to guess and write down the age, race and gender of every person they encounter during an investigation.
Major crime in the Big Apple -- including murders and shootings -- dipped during the first four months of last fiscal year, an early look at the mayor’s annual report shows.
New York City police officers will be required to record the apparent race, gender and ages of most people they stop for questioning under a law passed…