MOCLA meets to discuss racial disparities in traffic stops
The meeting took place at the Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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The meeting took place at the Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
According to the data, Black drivers across Missouri were stopped at a rate 1.68 times higher than white drivers last year.
According to the data, Black drivers across Missouri were stopped at a rate 1.68 times higher than white drivers last year.
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The report shows that the rate at which Black drivers were stopped by Columbia police in 2022 matches the highest ever rate since data tracking began in 2000.