Jun 2, 2015 ... ... office, black drivers were 75 percent more likely than white drivers to be  stopped. ... Police agencies are required to submit annual traffic stop statistics. ...  Across Missouri, 9 percent of blacks stopped were also searched, compared to ...  As in many municipalities, blacks were more likely than whites to be ...
Jul 18, 2016 ... "When I got to the police station, the officer who arrested me told me that I looked  ... More than two-thirds of blacks - 71 percent - thought police are ... Three out of 4  blacks, or 75 percent, said it is because the consequences of police ... Whites  and blacks disagreed over whether police are more likely to use ...
Jun 1, 2015 ... Police officers in Missouri were 75 percent more likely to stop black drivers ...  blacks were more likely to be stopped and searched than whites, ...
Jun 1, 2018 ... ... after protests in Ferguson raised concerns about racial profiling of blacks in  Missouri, ... last year, when blacks were 75 percent more likely than whites to be  stopped. ... by police agencies, found that Hispanics, Asians, American Indians  and ... White motorists were less likely to be searched than blacks, ...
Jun 1, 2018 ... ... year, when blacks were 75 percent more likely than whites to be stopped. ...  Police treatment of blacks in Missouri was scrutinized after Michael ... The  shooting and decisions not to charge the officer who shot ... White motorists were  less likely to be searched than blacks, Hispanics and American Indians, ...
African Americans in Missouri are 75 percent more likely to be stopped and searched by law enforcement officers than caucasians.