#118 · Apr 06, 2015 20:34 UTC
Hookbender — Apr 06, 2015Well, 2 things.
First, an officer can't stop and frisk anyone without probable cause. Maybe the New Yorkers need to be trained on how to handle a police stop. A cop can't randomly pull a person over and search his vehicle either. They have to have permission, or a court order to do so signed by a judge. Your giving me this data base with all these innocent people being stopped and no mention of any complaints from citizens. If this is really happening, I'll assume it is, have their been any complaints? Been going on since 2002, should be some complaints somewhere. What about the reports from the officers? What was their reason for stopping these "innocent" people to start with? Skin color only? Some other reasons? need to have this info to make a informed, objective, reasonable opinion of your accusation.
2nd thing is, this is 1 city. Not even a state. So, why would you assume that cops everywhere do things wrong just because 1 city may have done something wrong? And if this isn't wrong, the stop and frisk thing, it's up to the citizens of this city to do something about it. Has anything been done to change the stop and frisk law by citizens?
This has been going on since 2002. At least. What is the police side of the story. Obviously, if they were doing nothing wrong when stopped, and were quickly let go, what's the big deal? They weren't shot. What color were the officers that stopped the black folks? What color were the officers that stopped the white folks?
Need more information. You may be proving reverse racism. :D
Also, you've provided me with what you saw as evidence for wrong doings by officers that were a list of cases that were currently under investigation. That didn't provide me with any usable information that would help your argument.
Hookbender — Apr 06, 2015[quote author=BINGEWOOD link=1425686671/75#98 date=1428349574][quote author=Hookbender link=1425686671/75#95 date=1428269672]First that would have to be true. You give me a case, with all the facts, and I'll form a opinion. But to say that their is a lot of that going on, and it's unjust, I don't buy that.
Fergusons law enforcement practices overwhelmingly impact African Americans. Data
collected by the Ferguson Police Department from 2012 to 2014 shows that African Americans
account for 85% of vehicle stops, 90% of citations, and 93% of arrests made by FPD officers,
despite comprising only 67% of Fergusons population. African Americans are more than twice
as likely as white drivers to be searched during vehicle stops even after controlling for non-race
based variables such as the reason the vehicle stop was initiated, but are found in possession of
contraband 26% less often than white drivers, suggesting officers are impermissibly considering
race as a factor when determining whether to search. African Americans are more likely to be
cited and arrested following a stop regardless of why the stop was initiated and are more likely to
receive multiple citations during a single incident. From 2012 to 2014, FPD issued four or more
citations to African Americans on 73 occasions, but issued four or more citations to non-African
Americans only twice. FPD appears to bring certain offenses almost exclusively against African
Americans. For example, from 2011 to 2013, African Americans accounted for 95% of Manner
of Walking in Roadway charges, and 94% of all Failure to Comply charges. Notably, with
respect to speeding charges brought by FPD, the evidence shows not only that African
Americans are represented at disproportionately high rates overall, but also that the disparate
impact of FPDs enforcement practices on African Americans is 48% larger when citations are
issued not on the basis of radar or laser, but by some other method, such as the officers own
visual assessment.
Our investigation indicates that this disproportionate burden on African Americans
cannot be explained by any difference in the rate at which people of different races violate the
law. Rather, our investigation has revealed that these disparities occur, at least in part, because
of unlawful bias against and stereotypes about African Americans.
charger — Apr 06, 2015[quote author=Hookbender link=1425686671/75#97 date=1428342108]Well, 2 things.
First, an officer can't stop and frisk anyone without probable cause. Maybe the New Yorkers need to be trained on how to handle a police stop. A cop can't randomly pull a person over and search his vehicle either. They have to have permission, or a court order to do so signed by a judge. Your giving me this data base with all these innocent people being stopped and no mention of any complaints from citizens. If this is really happening, I'll assume it is, have their been any complaints? Been going on since 2002, should be some complaints somewhere. What about the reports from the officers? What was their reason for stopping these "innocent" people to start with? Skin color only? Some other reasons? need to have this info to make a informed, objective, reasonable opinion of your accusation.
2nd thing is, this is 1 city. Not even a state. So, why would you assume that cops everywhere do things wrong just because 1 city may have done something wrong? And if this isn't wrong, the stop and frisk thing, it's up to the citizens of this city to do something about it. Has anything been done to change the stop and frisk law by citizens?
This has been going on since 2002. At least. What is the police side of the story. Obviously, if they were doing nothing wrong when stopped, and were quickly let go, what's the big deal? They weren't shot. What color were the officers that stopped the black folks? What color were the officers that stopped the white folks?
Need more information. You may be proving reverse racism. :D
Also, you've provided me with what you saw as evidence for wrong doings by officers that were a list of cases that were currently under investigation. That didn't provide me with any usable information that would help your argument.
charger — Apr 06, 2015[quote author=Hookbender link=1425686671/75#99 date=1428352239][quote author=BINGEWOOD link=1425686671/75#98 date=1428349574][quote author=Hookbender link=1425686671/75#95 date=1428269672]First that would have to be true. You give me a case, with all the facts, and I'll form a opinion. But to say that their is a lot of that going on, and it's unjust, I don't buy that.
Fergusons law enforcement practices overwhelmingly impact African Americans. Data
collected by the Ferguson Police Department from 2012 to 2014 shows that African Americans
account for 85% of vehicle stops, 90% of citations, and 93% of arrests made by FPD officers,
despite comprising only 67% of Fergusons population. African Americans are more than twice
as likely as white drivers to be searched during vehicle stops even after controlling for non-race
based variables such as the reason the vehicle stop was initiated, but are found in possession of
contraband 26% less often than white drivers, suggesting officers are impermissibly considering
race as a factor when determining whether to search. African Americans are more likely to be
cited and arrested following a stop regardless of why the stop was initiated and are more likely to
receive multiple citations during a single incident. From 2012 to 2014, FPD issued four or more
citations to African Americans on 73 occasions, but issued four or more citations to non-African
Americans only twice. FPD appears to bring certain offenses almost exclusively against African
Americans. For example, from 2011 to 2013, African Americans accounted for 95% of Manner
of Walking in Roadway charges, and 94% of all Failure to Comply charges. Notably, with
respect to speeding charges brought by FPD, the evidence shows not only that African
Americans are represented at disproportionately high rates overall, but also that the disparate
impact of FPDs enforcement practices on African Americans is 48% larger when citations are
issued not on the basis of radar or laser, but by some other method, such as the officers own
visual assessment.
charger — Apr 06, 2015The Ferguson Report is what you should read tonight.
Our investigation indicates that this disproportionate burden on African Americans
cannot be explained by any difference in the rate at which people of different races violate the
law. Rather, our investigation has revealed that these disparities occur, at least in part, because
of unlawful bias against and stereotypes about African Americans.
BINGEWOOD — Apr 08, 2015What are they fixing in Ferguson? Institutionalized racial bias? Unfair revenue generation?
What do you think of the S.C. shooting video which appears to have put the officer up on a murder charge? Do you think there would be a charge without the video?
Hookbender — Apr 08, 2015Ok. What about it? That 1 cop made a bad decision, for whatever reason, and is charged with murder. That 1 isolated event doesn't prove anything. It doesn't prove racism among all police in all cities. It doesn't prove all cops ride around killing innocent black people. It's 1 event that happened. Seems like it's being handled the right way.
BINGEWOOD — Apr 08, 2015The "liberals" "ran off" the "Republicans"?
"It doesn't prove all cops ride around killing innocent black people.", you are the only one trying to limit the discussion to this argument. Why do you do that over and over again?
Do you think there would be a charge on the S.C. officer without the video?
What are they fixing in Ferguson?
BINGEWOOD — Apr 08, 2015Is that what you saw Al say?
I think that many black people are saying that there are many many bad eggs that they end up interacting with. I'm sure many police officers feel the same way.
You said that you didn't see many white protesters in Ferguson but I saw a bunch. I still think that the rollout after the Ferguson shooting was worse than Obambamcare's and has much more to do with the feeling of being "the other" than Al.
You and Charger etc get on this forum and bitch people out constantly about watching fox and repeating it on this forum. It is very apparent from reading you and Chargers post that you've watched the news, probably the liberal news, and came and repeated what you heard on this thread. You have no evidence for your claims, and Charger's basically making shit up as he goes.
charger — Apr 09, 2015You and Charger etc get on this forum and bitch people out constantly about watching fox and repeating it on this forum. It is very apparent from reading you and Chargers post that you've watched the news, probably the liberal news, and came and repeated what you heard on this thread. You have no evidence for your claims, and Charger's basically making shit up as he goes.
Hookbender — Apr 11, 2015Damn. I think I have been on a hate white people forum and didn't know it.