Trump, though, supported stop and frisk as a New York City resident, and even argued during the 2016 election that he would take the policy nationwide. “I would do stop-and-frisk. I think you ...

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is under fire after an audio clip emerged on Monday night of him defending his signature "Stop and Frisk" policy, which he has distanced himself from ...

Stop-and-frisk is down 98 percent from its peak, but the New York Civil Liberties Union can’t stop complaining. In a new report, the civil rights group complains that the 12,000 stops in 2017 ...

A clip of Mike Bloomberg's 2015 talk at the Aspen Institute in which he defended stop and frisk and putting "all the cops" in minority neighborhoods has resurfaced on social media.

NYPD officers conducted nearly 50 percent fewer stop-and-frisk encounters in the first quarter of this year than they did in 2014, but the percentage of minorities stopped was still greater than ...

Kelly appeared on three news programs Sunday He said minorities are on losing side of judge%27s ruling Federal judge has ruled against stop and frisk practice NEW YORK (AP) — Police Commissioner ...

Donald Trump wants to take the controversial policy of stop-and-frisk to Chicago. Trump touted the much-maligned program during a Fox News town hall that was pre-taped for Wednesday night but didn ...

After stop-and-frisk ended, crime in New York City kept dropping. ... A court struck down the policy in 2013, finding that it had been disproportionately used against minority residents.

The police method protects both white and minority New Yorkers. ... As a black Brooklyn detective with nearly 20 years on the job recently told the Daily News, "Stop-and-frisk is never about race.

In the Philip K. Dick short story Minority Report, the police use "precogs" to stop "precrime."In the NYPD, they use profiling to stop and frisk potential criminals before they break the law ...

Former Mayor Bloomberg defended "stop-and-frisk" by saying “all the cops" are sent to "minority neighborhoods” because that’s where they’ll find “all the crime” in 2015.

But stop-and-frisk is different: because it is so pervasive in areas of the city, so likely to happen to those who look a certain way, the program itself may end up being its own undoing.