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An account that passes through State Legislative Body in New York He would forbid the police to carry out traffic stops for minor violations in an effort to limit unnecessary stops and further “racial equality and public security”.
The proposal would ban officers to withdraw people or seek them for various traffic offenses, including the rear light, the expired vehicle registration markings, too many windows, or if the smell of marijuana is discovered.
In certain cases, the evidence collected by violating the bill may be excluded in court.
The measure aims to limit “the frequency of stopping of traffic for minor violations for the purpose of establishing racial equality and public security”, according to the law, because the racial minorities in the country make up the majority of arrest and stopping of traffic.
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The proposal of the law, which breaks through the legislation of the New York state, would prohibit the police to implement traffic stops for minor violations. (Nicolas Economou/Nurphoto via Getty Images)
In Nassau County alone, residents of blacks and Latin American arrests make up 61% of arrests, 50% of traffic stops, 60% of interviews on the field and 69% falls, despite being performed below 30% of the county population in combination, police show.
White drivers are released on average 1.3 tickets per stop compared to two tickets for black drivers and 2.1 for Latin drivers, data show.
AND a lawsuit against Nassau He claims that police in the county operated with racial bias when carrying out traffic stops.
District Director Nassau Bruce Blakeman told reporters on Friday that it is “funny” to claim that there is racial bias in the police While stopping traffic, saying that officials are usually not aware of the driver’s race before they stop.
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The measure aims to limit “the frequency of stopping traffic for minor violations for the purpose of establishing racial equality and public security.” (Howard Schnapp/Newsday RM)
“It’s just a bizarre argument, it’s pro-criminal,” Blakeman said, New York Post reports. “It doesn’t matter what race you are. If you violate the law, then violate the law.”
Police commissioner Nassaua Patrick Ryder said that smaller offenses such as broken lights or expiration registration usually lead to warning, but that the limit of law enforcement opportunities makes roads less safe.
“They say the roads are so bad in Nassa’s district. Well, you would just take away another tool from us that will turn these bad drivers off the road,” he told reporters. “Stop taking foxes from criminals and put them on our men and women in implementing the law.”
The County Prosecutor, Anne Donnelly, said the proposal was “the funniest thing I saw in my 36 years of law enforcement.”
District prosecutor Nassau Anne Donnelly said the proposal was “the funniest thing I saw in my 36 years of law enforcement.” (Getty Images)
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Donnelly also said she believed the account would disproportionate to Nassau because of a large number of drivers and accidents in the region because he claims violation of the lawAccording to NYP.
She referred to stopping in traffic, which resulted in the capture of the 1993 Joela Rifkin killer, who killed at least 17 people in the area before stopped over the missing license plate at the back of his truck, which had a body in the trunk, he reported for sale.
“When the clerk approaches the driver and asks them for their license and registration – he never knows what will happen next,” Donnelly said. “It’s important to be able to make that legitimate stop. There are no routine traffic stops.”
