Tulchin Research conducted a poll and found that 69 percent of California voters would support a bill that forces police to report each time they pull over a black motorist. The poll also found that almost two-thirds of voters believe that blacks are more likely to be discriminated against by police.
Weber stressed that forcing police to turn in information on “driving-while-black (DWB)” stops forces police to report honestly on the reasons behind the stops. She said, “One of our best defenses is information. Currently, this information on these incidents isn’t provided publicly in a comprehensive way. The goal is to reestablish trust between law enforcement and communities of color.”
ACLU of CA Center for Advocacy and Policy’s Natasha Minsker said:
In the wake of events in Ferguson, New York, Charleston and Baltimore, we have been left heartbroken and shaken by the sometimes lethal impacts of racially biased policing. This year in California, over 100 people have died at the hands of police officers.
Our leaders and elected officials should listen to California voters and act on sensible reforms like AB 953.
The Tulcin Research poll found that “71 percent of California voters believe police are most likely to discriminate against young black men.”
You are so right, Micheal.
Ha ha
If black people keep on playing the victim then they will always be the victim. Plain and simple.
Come on man
I think anybody who puts up legislation trying to exclude a race should be seen for what they are which is a racist
Well, driving black matters
Traitor Thug Deal!
Looks like segregation.
Who’s racist now
And people wonder why all those businesses and taxpaying citizens are getting the hell out of Kalifornia as fast as they can.