Conservative pundit Kyle Smith has a piece over at National Review with a simple admission: “We Were Wrong About Stop-and-Frisk.” Smith looks at the controversial use of stop-and-frisk, an ...

Program supporters such as Vallone see these numbers as a sign that Stop and Frisk is deterring people in targeted communities from carrying guns. These views are not mutually exclusive. *** ...

The NYPD’s stop-and-frisk policy came under fire yesterday during a heated City Council hearing as members pushed a package of bills that would drastically roll back the crime-fighting strategy ...

“Not only did we get rid of the broken use of stop-and-frisk, but we have — there are 150,000 fewer arrests in 2018 than five years earlier,” de Blasio told WNYC’s Brian Lehrer in December.

The fiery denunciation of New York Police Department’s stop and frisk tactics by New York mayoral candidate Bill Thompson, the only African-American in the race, is the most obvious sign yet ...

Trump’s calls for stop-and-frisk come as he is trying to appeal to more Black voters, hoping to siphon away support from a key constituency that sent President Joe Biden to the White House in 2020.

City Council President Darrell Clarke proposed stop and frisk as a potential solution in the summer of 2022. ... and recruitment heads say they are trying new tactics like offering physical fitness ...

The $36 million in New York includes $15,278,899.85 paid to the two monitors — Denersteain took over in January 2022 after the death of the first monitor, Peter Zimroth — and their teams.. A ...

It took the shooting death of unarmed 23-year-old immigrant, Amadou Diallo by four police officers in 1999 and the ensuing citywide outcry to launch the first state and federal investigations into ...

Police can frisk that person under a separate legal criteria, if they have reasonable suspicion to believe the person is “armed and dangerous.” A frisk is a pat-down, and is not supposed to involve ...