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Why Are Cops Constantly Pulling Over Black Drivers in Beverly Hills? - Vimarsana News

Why Are Cops Constantly Pulling Over Black Drivers in Beverly Hills?

It probably won’t surprise anyone (Black) to hear that police in the wealthy community of Beverly Hills aren’t the friendliest to Black people. But the allegations in this new lawsuit still might surprise (and horrify) you.

Source: yahoo.com
What is racial profiling? Attorney Ben Crump files $500M lawsuit against Beverly Hills Police Department - Vimarsana News

What is racial profiling? Attorney Ben Crump files $500M lawsuit against Beverly Hills Police Department

Attorneys Ben Crump and Bradley Gage are accusing the Beverly Hills, CA police department of racial profiling in a $500 million lawsuit.

Over 100 Connecticut State Police Officers Accused of Falsifying Traffic Stop Records - Vimarsana News

Over 100 Connecticut State Police Officers Accused of Falsifying Traffic Stop Records

Auditors found tens of thousands of apparently falsified traffic stop records, many of white drivers. They suspect the officers were trying to appear more productive.

Advocacy group asserts there is racial disparity in Ferndale police traffic stops - Vimarsana News

Advocacy group asserts there is racial disparity in Ferndale police traffic stops

FERNDALE — On Aug. 17, the Council on American Islamic Relations Michigan Chapter, or CAIR-MI, released a report detailing what it calls “predatory policing” from the Ferndale Police Department.

Dover Community Meeting to Confront Racism Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Dover Community Meeting to Confront Racism Wednesday

DOVER, Del.- Two city councilmen want to address concerns about racism in the city.

Source: wboc.com