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Should ‘Stop and Frisk’ be used in Law enforcement?

Asked by Devon Jones

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Should ‘Stop and Frisk’ be used in Law enforcement?

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Yes it should Yes it should

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Never Never

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Yes it should

“Definition: a New York City Police Department practice of temporarily detaining, questioning, and at times searching civilians and suspects on the street for weapons and other ... Show More

“Definition: a New York City Police Department practice of temporarily detaining, questioning, and at times searching civilians and suspects on the street for weapons and other contraband.” – Wikipedia Show Less

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Never

“I've apologized and I've asked for forgiveness...we stopped too many people, we have to make sure we do something about criminal justice in this country" – Mike Bloomberg, Face... Show More

“I've apologized and I've asked for forgiveness...we stopped too many people, we have to make sure we do something about criminal justice in this country" – Mike Bloomberg, Face the Nation Show Less

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k san

I THINK WE ALL KNOW BY NOW THAT WAS AN ABJECT FAILURE THAT TARGETED MINORITIES. AND BLOOMBERG IS PAYING FOR IT NOW. HE WILL NOT GET THE MINORITY VOTE BECAUSE OF THIS POLICY AND WILL NOT BE THE NOMINEE

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8/14/2016

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Honest Algorithm IT'S A TIE

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No Spying

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