New York Times Editorial and then My Comment
Editorial
Racial Discrimination in Stop-and-Frisk
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Published: August 12, 2013 3 Comments
Judge Scheindlin was clearly speaking of Mayor Michael Bloomberg when she concluded: “The City’s highest officials have turned a blind eye to the evidence that officers are conducting stops in a racially discriminatory manner. In their zeal to defend a policy that they believe to be effective, they have willfully ignored overwhelming proof that the policy of singling out “the right people” is racially discriminatory and therefore violates the United States Constitution.”
The judge made clear that she was not striking down the program — which
remains an important tool for law enforcement — but requiring the city
to use that tool in a way that does not discriminate against
African-Americans and Hispanics and that comports with constitutional
guarantees against unreasonable search and seizure. Given the city’s
refusal to alter its practices significantly, Judge Scheindlin had
little choice but to appoint an outside monitor to oversee sweeping
changes in how the New York Police Department trains its officers and
carries out the stop-and-frisk policy. ....
My comment:
- Hugh Murray
- Milwaukee
The
real racial discrimination of stop and frisk is about to begin. The
muggers, many of whom are colored, will stop, frisk, and rob many
whites. What is always lost in discussions by liberals is the color of
crime. The police are not profiling for race, but for possible criminal
activity. Stats show Blacks and minorities far more likely to commit
street crimes than other groups.
Liberal judges and elite commentators might reside in a ghetto area for a year, and they might change their opinion of police, and frisking the suspicious folks.
Liberals want to restore the crime-ridden, murderous era of Mayor David Dinkins, with over 2,000 killed a year. If the judge's ghastly ruling is not reversed, expect violent crime to rise.
Oh, I have been racially profiled. No big deal if it prevents crime. I lived in China where I was certainly a minority. One would hope that New York could cut its crime rate to that of a large city like Beijing.
Liberal judges and elite commentators might reside in a ghetto area for a year, and they might change their opinion of police, and frisking the suspicious folks.
Liberals want to restore the crime-ridden, murderous era of Mayor David Dinkins, with over 2,000 killed a year. If the judge's ghastly ruling is not reversed, expect violent crime to rise.
Oh, I have been racially profiled. No big deal if it prevents crime. I lived in China where I was certainly a minority. One would hope that New York could cut its crime rate to that of a large city like Beijing.
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