California report confirms widespread racial disparities in policing
The results support what many have voiced for a long time — that law enforcement stop Black and brown Californians at higher rates than white Californians.
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The results support what many have voiced for a long time — that law enforcement stop Black and brown Californians at higher rates than white Californians.
An annual report shows that Black, Hispanic and disabled individuals are stopped and arrested at higher rates than their peers
Despite reducing the number of positions in an attempt to offer more competitive salaries, the Ridgecrest Police Department continues to deal with staffing issues that may impact law enforcement in
The California police department is using Veritone’s Contact app to streamline the collection of perceived demographic data on individuals stopped by officers.
Anne Stuhldreher Richard Milton walked out of his medical appointment in Culver City into the noon sun. He needed to get back to the garage space he calls home. Black, 66, and a proud Army veteran, Milton has struggled with homelessness for years. âThe garage is my sanctuary,â he said. âI have privacy there.â Milton looked both ways before crossing the street midblock. He was almost to the bus stop when a police car slowed, lights flashing. Two officers wrote him up for jaywalking â a $198 citation that quickly rose to more than $500 thanks to late fees...