And the question now, Mr. MacDonald said, isn't really to stop-and-frisk or not to stop-and-frisk.
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Bloomberg's campaign said that he reduced stop and frisk as mayor — although he only did that once legal challenges against stop and frisk seemed likely to win, and he continued defending stop and frisk even after he left office.
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Stop and frisk did decline -- as Bloomberg continued to aggressively defend stop and frisk During the last two years of Bloomberg's mayoralty, Bloomberg continued to be a staunch public defender of stop and frisk even as its actual use plunged.
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Attorneys in the case against Milwaukee are challenging stop and frisk on the same constitutional grounds as attorneys challenging New York's stop and frisk program.
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Trump: a nationwide stop and frisk program would be 'incredible' Trump: a nationwide stop and frisk program would be 'incredible' Additional reporting by Olivia Becker.
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Bloomberg advocated stop and frisk even after a federal judge ruled in 2013 that the way New York was using stop and frisk was unconstitutional.
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In New York City, stop, question, and frisk, or "stop and frisk," is the police practice of detaining, questioning, and searching people throughout the city.
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When Bloomberg's record on stop and frisk came up, Buttigieg did not hesitate to answer affirmatively that Bloomberg's policy of stop-and-frisk was racist.
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Crime Trump on stop-and-frisk By Theodore Schleifer, CNN Trump claimed that New York City's stop-and-frisk policy was not ruled unconstitutional -- but it was.
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" And in 2015, Bloomberg touted stop-and-frisk policing policies as a way to reduce violence by throwing minority kids "up against the walls and frisk them.
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And when they got a question about stop-and-frisk, said — I think we all recognize now in 19803 that stop-and-frisk is not a good policy.
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And when they got a question about stop-and-frisk, said — I think we all recognize now in 2019 that stop-and-frisk is not a good policy.
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O'Neill moved away from stop-and-frisk During O'Neill's tenure, the NYPD moved away from the aggressive "stop-and-frisk" policy of former mayors Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg.
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As the guy who actually ended the Stop + Frisk policy + settled the lawsuit + sent Bloomberg's police commissioner packing, let me answer that question: YES, stop and frisk was racist!
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The correlation between a reduction in murder rates and stop-and-frisk is weak, despite the fact that Bloomberg often cited the drop in murders as evidence that stop-and-frisk worked.
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And so – PATRIK FRISK: But I'm 18 months in now.
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Bloomberg has apologized for his support of stop and frisk.
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During each visit, men frisk her half a dozen times.
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The policy was stop and frisk in New York City.
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Trump recently praised the stop-and-frisk policy in an interview earlier this month in Philadelphia where he was asked about the African-American communities' concerns that stop-and-frisk amounts to racial profiling.
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"As the guy who actually ended the Stop + Frisk policy + settled the lawsuit + sent Bloomberg's police commissioner packing, let me answer that question: YES, stop and frisk was racist!" tweeted de Blasio following the debate.
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I'll see you at the Stop and Frisk event, Monday, right?
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Prior to Aldo, Frisk held various leadership positions at VF Corp.
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Clinton support her incorrect statement that stop and frisk is unconstitutional.
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Some studies suggested stop and frisk didn't have any effect whatsoever.
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The officers fill out the form during "stop and frisk" searches.
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Stop question & frisk has decreased nearly 97% in NYC since '11.
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Frisk will helm a company that is currently under federal investigation.
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Frisk will officially take up his new position on January 1.
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There was an unmistakable and precipitous drop in stop and frisk.
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Under Armour said Mr. Frisk, 56, would report directly to him.
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Bloomberg was still in office when stop and frisk was reduced.
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And of supporting racist policies like redlining and stop and frisk.
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We look back on stop and frisk, and it's an era.
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His answer on "stop and frisk" was awful -- and a lie.
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Others increased just as the stop and frisk was more active.
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REPORTER: President Trump has said that he favors stop and frisk.
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Some studies suggest stop and frisk didn't have any effect whatsoever.
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The use of stop-and-frisk by officers has continued to fall since 2014 — to under 2,900 recorded stop-and-frisk encounters in the first quarter of 2017 — but not as dramatically as the ad suggests.
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Police failed to fill out a required formal stop-and-frisk report in Mr. Lewis's case, an issue that a court-appointed monitor overseeing changes to stop-and-frisk policies has identified as a persistent problem.
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The failure of modern American policing is crystallized in stop-and-frisk.
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PATRIK FRISK: I think it's really – it's two things that are happening.
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I grew up in New York during the stop-and-frisk era.
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Stop-and-frisk was not a driver of that public safety progress.
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The overuse of stop-and-frisk has made those divisions much worse.
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Frisk, 56, will take over from Plank, who will become executive chairman.
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The majority opinion said nothing about free speech, only stop-and-frisk.
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Holt is factually wrong: Stop-and-frisk has not been ruled unconstitutional.
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President and Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk will succeed him as CEO.
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The first was from stop-and-frisk records in New York City.
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"It's about making sure we are focused," Frisk told Fortune's Phil Wahba.
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Patrik Frisk has been named at the replacement CEO effective January 1.
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And if it is deemed constitutional, I would support stop and frisk.
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People are directed to run, barricade themselves or fight, Officer Frisk said.
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" Biden continued, "You take a look at the stop and frisk proposals.
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You can read more about Bloomberg's history with stop and frisk here.
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He and his police commissioner, Ray Kelly, expanded stop and frisk significantly.
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The campaign also emphasizes his apology for the stop-and-frisk program.
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This is why New York's stop-and-frisk policy was deemed unconstitutional.
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Despite my explanations, they decided to take my bag and frisk me.
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After defending the stop-and-frisk policing tactic, the former mayor apologized.
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What Do You Think of the Police Tactic of Stop-and-Frisk?
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But as Clinton said, stop and frisk did disproportionately target black Americans.
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Like stop-and-frisk, those stops predominately affect black and Latino people.
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I think maybe there's a political reason why you can't say it, but I really don't believe — in New York City, stop-and-frisk, we had 8003,200 murders, and stop-and-frisk brought it down to 500 murders.
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HAHN: I&aposm sure you defended stop and frisk with the same thing.
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Q I guess -- just you -- what do you feel about stop and frisk?
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As executive chairman and brand chief, Plank will still work closely with Frisk.
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He will be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk, effective Jan. 1.
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There, like at Under Armour, Frisk worked under a legendary founder, Aldo Bensadoun.
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Stop and frisk in major US cities targets drugs and other nonviolent crimes.
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To some degree, stop and frisk in particular may even make things worse.
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Community policing, stop and frisk, "interruption" tactics — the city has tried many strategies.
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In New York, the police have moved away from stop-and-frisk practices.
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The trial judge declared stop-and-frisk unconstitutional, and it was ultimately ended.
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Frisk: I think bring stability to the leadership team there and also experience.
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Frisk: Our mission as a company is that Under Armour makes you better.
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The frisk of the passenger included a public pat-down of his groin.
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City of New York, I am very familiar with stop-and-frisk statistics.
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Frisk will face some challenges, as Under Armour has struggled in recent years.
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Plank will hand over his duties to Patrik Frisk officially on January 1.
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He should acknowledge the error of the N.Y.P.D.'s stop-and-frisk policy.
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Before he institutes national stop and frisk or guts the Affordable Care Act?
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Answer: They go to high-crime neighborhoods and stop and frisk young men.
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Bloomberg has touted a 95% reduction in the use of stop and frisk.
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Mr. Sanders hit him for his support of stop-and-frisk police tactics.
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Bloomberg's support for stop-and-frisk has been a problem for him before.
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He's hailed stop-and-frisk policing and lauded police for roughing up suspects.
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Stop and frisk was only one component of the broader "broken windows" approach.
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Joe Biden criticizes Mike Bloomberg on stop and frisk policy, and Bloomberg responds.
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His racist stop-and-frisk policy as New York mayor can't be forgotten.
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But Mr. Trump has his own history of support for stop-and-frisk.
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He will be replaced by chief operating officer Patrik Frisk on January 1.
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Stop and frisk Bloomberg has been criticized for his past support of "stop and frisk," the policing policy under which New York City residents were temporarily detained, questioned and often searched, but, which, in practice, affected disproportionately black and Latino residents.
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SARA EISEN: Patrik Frisk and Kevin Plank, the President and CEO of Under Armour.
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Trump responded that he was open to changing his mind about stop-and-frisk.
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An agent from Immigration and Customs Enforcement prepares to frisk someone arrested Sept. 24.
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Trump wanted to nationalize Stop and Frisk to combat violence in the black community.
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Abdul-Jabbar said stop-and-frisk is wrong and is a "nuisance" for minorities.
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Trump said it was "wrong" to say that stop-and-frisk racially profiled individuals.
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"Donald Trump talks about stop-and-frisk like he knows the facts," he said.
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Let's frisk all the visitors and put all the art behind bullet-proof glass!
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As Rusher's biographer David Frisk notes in his 2011 biography, If Not Us, Who?
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Stop-and-frisk became a key feature of the overall strategy to reduce crime.
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"Stop-and-frisk is a very positive thing," he said a few weeks ago.
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He will be replaced as CEO by the company's chief operating officer, Patrik Frisk.
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Three years of falling crime has proved the critics of stop-and-frisk right.
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Stopping our clients for driving while Black or Latinx is vehicular 'stop-and-frisk.
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He talked about stop and frisk, talked about what Giuliani did in New York.
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These are some of the biggest challenges Frisk will face when he takes over.
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He will be replaced by chief operating officer Patrik Frisk on January 1, 2020.
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"Stop and frisk was a terrible policy," Tubbs said, noting that Bloomberg has apologized.
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Of all his blind spots, though, stop-and-frisk may be the most glaring.
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Stop-and-frisk was founded on the idea of getting guns off the streets.
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Bloomberg apologized for stop-and-frisk a few days before he announced his candidacy.
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He previously defended the use of "stop and frisk" as a crime-fighting tactic.
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Bloomberg's policing strategy deployed officers to stop and frisk people, particularly in minority communities.
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" More agents, more expansive power, more of "what we now call 'stop and frisk.
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The judge did not address whether stop-and-frisk was effective in stopping crime.
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Like stop-and-frisk, Bloomberg's "soda ban" was eventually struck down by the courts.
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According to Mr. Smith, Mr. Gunn fled midway through the stop-and-frisk encounter.
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At the time, Bloomberg had locked horns with the NYCLU over stop-and-frisk.
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Speaking to NYPD brass, he rejected claims that stop and frisk is racially biased.
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The Hill: Bloomberg says stop-and-frisk comments are reflective of how he thinks.
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"Stop-and-frisk hardly represents the totality of his time as mayor," O'Brien said.
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You can't detest racial-dragnet-policy stop-and-frisk policing as not only morally abhorrent but thoroughly unconstitutional and risk the ascendance of a man who on Wednesday reportedly suggested that he would consider using stop-and-frisk more across the nation.
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Others, like National Review's Kyle Smith, have begrudgingly acknowledged that stop and frisk was an unjust policy (and that conservatives who praised it were wrong): Nevertheless, de Blasio was correct in saying the city could withstand a sharp decrease in stop-and-frisk.
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In practice, stop-and-frisk captures a lot of innocent people, especially those of color.
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PATRIK FRISK: I think it was more also about thinking through holistically the entire company.
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Frisk will also join the board, while Plank transitions to executive chairman and brand chief.
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Frisk joined Under Armour in July 2017 from his position as CEO of Aldo Group.
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"Stop and frisk works," the president said earlier this week at a police chiefs convention.
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It continued to fall when his successor, Michael Bloomberg, dramatically ramped up stop-and-frisk.
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Wardlow, used to defend the New York City Police Department's controversial stop-and-frisk policy.
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He said Gunn swatted his hand away during a frisk and then ran from him.
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In New York City, about half of police stops entail a pat-down (or frisk).
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That has led some conservative pundits to admit they were wrong about stop and frisk.
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Trump is running to be the law-and-order president and supports stop-and-frisk.
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A federal court ruled that stop-and-frisk was unconstitutional and tantamount to racial profiling.
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The New York Police Department's use of stop-and-frisk was declared unconstitutional in 2013.
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Frisk says she had hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and depression when she weighed 320 pounds.
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They will not be coming for a detailed back-and-forth on stop-and-frisk.
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He favors a national campaign of "stop and frisk" policing, which has been ruled unconstitutional.
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Donald Trump recently said we need to do more stop-and-frisk around the country.
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Current COO Patrik Frisk will take up the duties of CEO on January 1, 2020.
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Rudy Giuliani supports stop and frisk, which is a policy that disproportionately affects the poor.
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Stop-and-frisk was found to be unconstitutional and, in part, because it was ineffective.
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But stop-and- frisk had a tremendous impact on the safety of New York City.
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Q. How would you instruct your police commissioner regarding the use of stop and frisk?
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PATRIK FRISK: And we are extremely excited about the innovation pipeline we have coming up.
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She also challenged the Bloomberg administration on the policing policy known as stop and frisk.
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Warren also blasted Bloomberg over his controversial stop-and-frisk policy at another February debate.
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And you avoid the issues we got into with stop and frisk and police chokings.
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His mayoral "stop and frisk" policing policy that targeted people of color received renewed scrutiny.
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Specifically, his embrace of "stop and frisk" policies in New York has not aged well.
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Scheindlin's words and decision clearly signaled that she planned to rule against stop and frisk.
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Bloomberg has apologized for stop and frisk and pledged to protect trans rights as president.
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And two, he really believed stop and frisk was an important component of reducing that.
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She went after his history on stop-and-frisk policing as New York City's mayor.
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But those close to him insist that his conversion on stop-and-frisk is sincere.
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Stop-and-frisk has been one of the biggest challenges of Bloomberg's self-funded campaign.
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Earlier this month, a 2015 audio clip of Bloomberg defending stop and frisk also surfaced.
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In this light, Bloomberg's apologies for "stop and frisk" since entering the race feel incomplete.
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Ms. Scheindlin, a former district court judge, presided over the 22010 stop-and-frisk lawsuit.
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Are they going to get excited by someone who supported stop and frisk, like Bloomberg?
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Consider the ideas of our candidates; Do you agree with Trump's stop and frisk policy?
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READ MORE: Michael Bloomberg finally says sorry for all those years of Stop-And-Frisk.
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" He went on to praise stop-and-frisk policies: "I've told them to work with local authorities to try to change the horrible deal the city of Chicago's entered into with ACLU, which ties law enforcement's hands, and to strongly consider 'stop and frisk.
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The New York Police Department has agreed to curtail stop-and-frisk tactics in thousands of private apartment buildings under a settlement announced Thursday, ending the last in a series of stop-and-frisk lawsuits that fundamentally changed the city's approach to fighting street crime.
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The stop-and-frisk policy was widely criticized for racial profiling and ineffectiveness in reducing crime.
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" Bloomberg had apologized for stop and frisk before and admitted again Tuesday the practice was "overused.
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An elevator door then opens, and several more officers emerge and approach Johnson and frisk him.
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In a release Tuesday morning, Plank called Frisk the "right person" to be Under Armour's CEO.
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" Hazen, in messages reviewed by BuzzFeed News, replied: "Are you going to stop and frisk me?
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The use of stop and frisk peaked in New York in 2011, under Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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As a result of these racial disparities, stop-and-frisk fostered distrust and resentment toward police.
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He angered the left by defending "stop-and-frisk" police searches which often involve non-whites.
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President Donald Trump simply doesn't know what he's talking about on Chicago and stop and frisk.
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"I really got a new life back," says Frisk, who now lives in Delray Beach, Florida.
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New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio stated stop-and-frisk laws deteriorate police-civilian relations.
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He responded that one of the things he would do is implement stop-and-frisk policies.
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"NYC politicians better stop pandering — ending stop & frisk would be a disaster," he wrote on Twitter.
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Bloomberg yesterday apologized for his history of supporting the stop-and-frisk strategy during his tenure.
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Frisk: Having been here for two years now I think we know each other really well.
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Duterte has also denied ordering arrests of loiterers, saying he told police only to frisk people.
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And when it comes to stop-and-frisk, you know, you're talking about takes guns away.
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Frisk: Having been here for two years now I think we know each other really well.
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Frisk will be responsible for the execution of the athletic apparel maker's long-term growth plan.
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PATRIK FRISK: Yeah, I think that was a little bit lost in our last earnings call.
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Police reformers have long argued that ending stop-and-frisk would help communities, not harm them.
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"It appears to be stop and frisk under the guise of a MetroCard," Ms. James said.
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After an abusive frisk in 2012, the Police Department docked him two days of vacation pay.
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And obviously everything on policing: ending stop and frisk, which at the time was highly controversial.
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He argued he had inherited "stop and frisk" and explained he had cut the policy back.
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Bernie Sanders previewed an attack on Bloomberg for supporting policies such as stop-and-frisk policing.
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From issues of Obamacare to stop and frisk and transparency, Biden got worked up a lot.
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Patrik Frisk, Under Armour's president and chief operating officer, will become the chief executive on Jan.
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The data proved it, and in 2013, a federal judge agreed, ruling stop and frisk unconstitutional.
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Officers moved away from stop-and-frisk tactics and aggressive enforcement of some low-level infractions.
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He pledged that an aggressive stop-and-frisk policing policy would never return to New York.
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He was criticized for his record on stop-and-frisk and his past giving to Republicans.
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Michael Bloomberg's campaign advisers had anticipated tough debate questions on stop-and-frisk and nondisclosure agreements.
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Bloomberg has apologized for stop and frisk (although not for spying on New York's Muslim communities).
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For example, during the height of stop and frisk in 2010, there were about 600,000 stops.
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More troubling was his police department's policy to "stop and frisk" individuals suspected of carrying firearms.
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Sanders himself mentioned Bloomberg's support for stop-and-frisk in his first remarks of the night.
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In his statement Tuesday, Bloomberg again expressed regret for his prior stance on stop and frisk.
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As a result of these racial disparities, stop and frisk fostered distrust and resentment toward police.
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It should be noted, though, that Giuliani's legacy includes enacting the controversial stop-and-frisk policy.
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That's a shame because "the communities most affected by the N.Y.P.D.'s use of stop-and-frisk have a distinct perspective that is highly relevant to crafting effective reforms," as Judge Shira A. Scheindlin wrote in her opinion overhauling the department's use of stop-and-frisk.
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A court previously shut down the agency's "stop-and-frisk" policy because it disproportionately targeted minority communities.
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Chambers and Jansen recently won an important case against the Milwaukee Police Department's stop-and-frisk policy.
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In October 2018, then-President Trump called on Chicago to implement stop-and-frisk to fight crime.
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In the audio, Bloomberg appears to defend the stop-and-frisk policing practice he instituted as mayor.
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Stop-and-frisk policing accelerated when Bloomberg was mayor of New York City from 2002 to 2013.
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Kaine also noted Trump's stated intention to institute the controversial stop and frisk practice nationwide if elected.
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The city's police department voluntarily agreed to rein in its use of "stop and frisk" in 2015.
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"Stop, question and frisk" remains a policing practice in New York, but has been dramatically reined in.
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Toledo, Ohio (CNN)Donald Trump wants to take the controversial policy of stop-and-frisk to Chicago.
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Without special supplemental formula, "they wouldn't survive," says their father, Gary Frisk, 36, an unemployed concrete worker.
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If you're paying attention this election season, you've heard about Trump's national stop and frisk policy comments.
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Most people give him high marks as mayor, with the exception of his "stop and frisk" policy.
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His expansion of the notoriously racist stop-and-frisk program is a complete and nonnegotiable deal breaker.
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He insisted that stop-and-frisk was keeping them safe and that without it crime would soar.
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Also like stop-and-frisk, there are severe racial disparities in the usage of stop-and-search.
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But few still argue that stop-and-frisk played a role in the long decline in crime.
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Patrik Frisk, 20173, Under Armour's president and chief operating officer, will take over as C.E.O. in January.
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Cramer said he is curious to find out why Frisk took over instead of founder Kevin Plank.
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On The Trail: Donald Trump called for controversial "stop-and-frisk" policing to become a nationwide practice.
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Holloway was frustrated but not surprised to hear what Mr. Trump had said about stop-and-frisk.
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He urged a nationwide stop-and-frisk effort, saying the practice had worked well in New York.
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President Trump on stop and frisk: "It works and it was meant for problems like Chicago." pic.twitter.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio made ending stop-and-frisk a centerpiece of his first run for office.
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Patrik Frisk, the company's president and chief operating officer, was named as Plank's replacement effective January 1.
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It did not chirp and frisk like a puppy, the way it did when Yuri was listening.
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Stop and Frisk data is from a particularly aggressive form of policing in a dense urban area.
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"Wahba described Frisk as saying that "people want both performance and aesthetics in their athletic wear now.
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Under Armour (UAA) named former Aldo Group CEO Patrik Frisk as its president and chief operating officer.
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"I need to hear more from him on this," Mr. Andrews said, referring to stop-and-frisk.
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A. I think that stop and frisk is a tool that, when used appropriately, it is effective.
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But his views on banks, stop-and-frisk and #MeToo make him an uncomfortable match for progressives.
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Since November, the month he launched his campaign, Bloomberg has issued repeated apologies for stop and frisk.
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Bernie Sanders attacked Bloomberg's support for stop-and-frisk policing in his first answer of the night.
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I wrote my first column involving stop-and-frisk in 2009, and it didn't even mention Bloomberg.
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And it still is not exactly clear where he stands on the issue of stop-and-frisk.
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Earlier this month, a 2015 video resurfaced in which Bloomberg defended stop and frisk in racist terms.
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"What replaced [stop and frisk] was the kind of thing that got Garner killed," Fagan told me.
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Bloomberg was asked about stop and frisk in January, when he was initially considering a 2020 run.
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Under Armour's (UAA)current chief operating officer Patrik Frisk will assume the position on January 1, 2020.
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He had stop-and-frisk, throwing close to 5 million young black men up against a wall.
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Bloomberg, who has apologized for his stop-and-frisk policy, repeated his apology during Wednesday night's debate.
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He omitted to mention that stop-and-frisk is an investigative tool upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Additionally, as mayor, Bloomberg supported the police department's "stop-and-frisk" policy that disproportionately targeted minority men.
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That's why he has apologized to African-Americans for his controversial "stop-and-frisk" policy as mayor.
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He said he thought police unfairly discriminated against black citizens and that he opposed stop-and-frisk.
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Bloomberg defended stop-and-frisk even after a federal judge found in 2013 that it was unconstitutional.
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Trump will propose nationwide stop-and-frisk to address violence in black community 2130nite on Hannity: pic.twitter.
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When it comes to the stop and frisk debate, the empirical evidence is overwhelmingly on Clinton's side.
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So stop and frisk didn't have much, if any, of an effect on crime, despite Trump's claims.
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"The way you get guns out of minorities' hands is to throw them up against the wall and frisk them," Bloomberg said in the 2015 audio, which drew widespread media coverage last week and a renewed push by Bloomberg to apologize for his past embrace of stop-and-frisk.
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On Monday, the New York Daily News editorial board acknowledged that the end of "stop and frisk" — the aggressive, controversial policing practice that New York City police previously used to stop, question, and frisk mostly innocent people on the street — did not lead to an increase in crime.
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So we're going to continue to balance our sourcing strategies -- SARA EISEN: Moving to Vietnam -- PATRIK FRISK: Wherever.
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Trump — who has called for unconstitutional "stop and frisk" policies to curb gun violence in Chicago — would approve.
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I see what's going on here, I see what's going on in Chicago, I think stop and frisk.
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Previous studies found that stop and frisk had little to no effect on crime in New York City.
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But it's true that the end of stop and frisk did not lead to a rise in murders.
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The research has long found that the effects of stop-and-frisk on crime were weak at best.
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But none of these drops came close to corresponding with the huge increase in stop-and-frisk cases.
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During the town hall, Trump proposed expanding the use of the controversial "stop-and-frisk" program by police.
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That's exactly what a federal appellate judge declared this week in a case involving police stop-and-frisk.
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I was praying our captors would still have some manners and not frisk her, at least not there.
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The stop-and-frisk policy allowed New York police officers to search or detain anyone them deem suspicious.
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Under Armour, now being led by new CEO Patrick Frisk, releases third-quarter earnings before the morning bell.
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The company said he would stay on as executive chairman while current COO Patrick Frisk would become CEO.
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So stop-and-frisk was not terminated by Mr. de Blasio, or by anyone else for that matter.
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But like New York's stop-and-frisk policy, this program has come under fire for its racial impact.
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New forms require officers to clearly articulate their reasons for conducting a stop, and especially for a frisk.
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The stop-and-frisk practice gave police wide authority to detain people they suspected of committing a crime.
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Effective January 1, he will be replaced by Patrik Frisk, the company's current president and chief operating officer.
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But William J. Bratton is a still a (relatively) new commissioner, and stop and frisk is way down.
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Finally, granular controls for location are particularly important in the Stop and Frisk data and unavailable in PPCS.
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His duties as CEO will be taken up by Patrik Frisk, the company's president and chief operating officer.
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Imagine that a local police department with a history of discrimination adopts a new stop-and-frisk policy.
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An officer snatched the phone away, tossed it to a colleague and began to frisk the man roughly.
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Wesley Lowery of The Washington Post notes that Kennedy isn't the only person still peddling stop-and-frisk.
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The police's preferred tactic was to stop, question, and frisk a growing number of teenagers and young men.
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Particularly, Bloomberg came under fire for his storied history of supporting Stop and Frisk laws in New York.
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He endorsed stop-and-frisk policing, and said immigration by Muslims should be banned to protect Americans' safety.
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It was, like stop and frisk, a flagrant violation of civil liberties even if it was technically legal.
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But in making those remarks, Mr. Bloomberg is inevitably drawing attention to his record on stop-and-frisk.
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It continued to go down into the 200s as stop-and-frisk was relatively tiny under de Blasio.
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Bloomberg's controversial "stop and frisk" police strategy has come under renewed spotlight amid his rise in the polls.
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The contrast – a "law and order" candidate who is reading from the Rudy Guiliani "stop and frisk" playbook.
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This kind of hunch policing in communities of color used to go by the name stop and frisk.
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Bloomberg's "stop and frisk" policy was as racist as it gets in terms of its real-world impact.
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In theory, if a computer is checked, airport officials can do more thorough searches, including a data frisk.
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He has promised to bring back the controversial police policy of stop-and-frisk, at least in Chicago.
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Bloomberg has received increased scrutiny for his role in enforcing a controversial policy known as stop and frisk.
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In New York City, you used stop-and-frisk to remove thousands of guns from would-be troublemakers.
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In the remarks, the former mayor defends the targeting of young minorities in stop-and-frisk police searches.
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The research has long found that the effects of stop and frisk on crime were weak at best.
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Mr. McCarthy was also an exponent of stop-and-frisk, which would be fiercely debated in New York.
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In the interview, Mr. Booker also pointed out that the Newark police had long used stop-and-frisk.
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"Policies like stop-and-frisk and 'broken windows' policing have trampled the constitutional rights of countless Americans -- particularly those from Black and Brown communities -- without any measurable impact on violent crime," Warren writes, saying she will end "stop-and-frisk" by refusing federal funds to police departments still using it.
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" And Bloomberg is again defending himself over the controversial stop and frisk policing policy after an audio clip of a 2015 speech came to light last week in which the former mayor argued one way to reduce violence was to throw minority kids "up against the walls and frisk them.
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In her 195-page ruling, Scheindlin condemned stop and frisk because she found it disproportionately targeted blacks and Hispanics.
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Ocasio-Cortez said that it was misleading for Bloomberg to attempt to distance himself from stop-and-frisk policies.
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Trump's statement suggests he is unaware that stop and frisk in New York was a failure on multiple levels.
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Plank told CNBC the move was ultimately his decision and that he and Frisk will "divide and conquer" duties.
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"The Milwaukee Police Department has never used the practice of 'stop and frisk,'" he said in an emailed statement.
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He consistently gushes over the morally abhorrent and dramatically racially skewed Stop-And-Frisk program in New York City.
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That led a lot of conservatives — and the police — to warn that crime would spike without stop-and-frisk.
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It's possible that crime would be even lower had stop-and-frisk been retained, but that's moving the goalposts.
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Yet, she's being attacked from the left, with Soros PAC accusing her of implementing "racist" stop-and-frisk policies.
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Proponents of stop-and-frisk argue that it would be especially effective in getting illegal guns off the streets.
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After all, as Amanda Frisk says, "everything in life is a way for us to learn, to be better."
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He ran for and won on ending stop-and-frisk practices in his initial campaign for Mayor in 2014.
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Additionally, central to Trump's law-and-order argument tonight was the example of stop-and-frisk in New York.
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Never mind that after the end of stop and frisk, crime is actually at historic lows in the city.
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Trump said policies have to be "proactive" and that stop-and-frisk worked "incredibly well" in New York City.
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Between 2004 and 2012, the New York City Police Department ramped up its usage of "stop and frisk" searches.
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If racial profiling is taking place, will this practice see its day in court like stop and frisk did?
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who supported controversial 'stop-and-frisk' police tactics, as well as Sens.
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The plan would also require police to obtain written consent for vehicle searches and ban stop and frisk policies.
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The officers handcuff and frisk Mr. Grays before escorting him past his postal truck to a black police cruiser.
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Black people are often disproportionately targeted when it comes to stop-and-frisk practices, traffic stops, and misdemeanor arrests.
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Stop-and-frisk was ruled unconstitutional in New York, because it largely singled out black and Hispanic young men.
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But at several events, black voters quietly approached me with questions about "the frisk," as many here call it.
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" She continued: "A 93 percent drop in stop-and-frisk while bringing down crime four years in a row.
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" Never mind that, as Curtis Black of The Chicago Reporter pointed out in 2016: "Chicago tried stop-and-frisk.
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Mr. Bloomberg and his police commissioner, Raymond Kelly, had long argued that crime would rise without stop-and-frisk.
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Along the way, a federal judge did say that the city's wholesale stop-and-frisk practices violated the Constitution.
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He was attacked for his past defense of the stop-and-frisk policy and his past treatment of women.
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Bloomberg is out of touch with what communities need, and was wrong for his support of stop-and-frisk.
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But he has sharp disagreements with the party on issues including bank regulation and stop-and-frisk police tactics.
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While stop-and-frisk policing began under Mr. Bloomberg's predecessor, Rudy Giuliani, it expanded dramatically under Mr. Bloomberg's administration.
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During the 2020 presidential primary, stop and frisk has probably been the most discussed part of Bloomberg's mayoral record.
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Meanwhile Argus and Ben frisk through various locations and make love in what looks like a cold-water loft.
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How is he going to explain his stop-and-frisk policies to African Americans, or views on charter schools?
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This story has been updated with additional reporting and Bloomberg's apology on Thursday night for supporting "stop and frisk."
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Most notably, he has renounced his use of "stop and frisk" police tactics, which until recently he still embraced.
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Bates also cited recent controversies Bloomberg has grappled with regarding past comments on stop and frisk, among other things.
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People who dismiss the lasting impact of stop-and-frisk are a symptom of the scourge of white supremacy.
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"I think what he said was good, but it doesn't take stop-and-frisk off the table," the Rev.
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Donald Trump understood the true purpose and meaning of stop and frisk, which he extolled to cops in 2018.
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When it came to stop-and-frisk, Bloomberg also had a good defense but failed to use it effectively.
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Instead, they spoke the language of Trayvon Martin and Black Lives Matter, mass incarceration, Ferguson and stop and frisk.
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The encounters were part of a controversial program known as "stop-and-frisk," which defined policing under Mr. Bloomberg.
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While serving as mayor, Bloomberg also implemented the stop and frisk policing practice, which disproportionately affected people of color.
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His support for the controversial police practice known as stop and frisk would seem to be a serious millstone.
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At what point should city officials return to stop-and-frisk in order to save black and brown lives?
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But Trump, speaking to reporters Tuesday afternoon, heaped more criticism on Bloomberg for distancing himself from stop and frisk.
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The President has been attacking Bloomberg over his stop-and-frisk record despite his previous support of the policy.
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City lawmakers are also considering more contentious legislation, supported by police reform advocates, that would regulate stop-and-frisk encounters.
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The findings, and others, come from departmental audits that analyzed several concentrated periods of stop-and-frisk activity last year.
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PATRIK FRISK: Yeah, I think you know, ultimately to answer that question, you know, earnings need to go up, right?
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And Trump, in his stop-and-frisk proposal, is arguing for more of the kind that already exists in excess.
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Plank will be succeeded by Frisk, who is currently COO and only just joined the company about 2½ years ago.
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Could Mr. Bloomberg, ardent defender of his administration's stop-and-frisk policing policy, count on significant support from black voters?
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Proponents say stop-and-frisk helps prevent violent crime by taking more illegal guns and other contraband off the streets.
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In fact, it increased over the last decade, which calls into question the overall effectiveness of stop and frisk practices.
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Supporters of stop and frisk in New York City voiced concerns that ending the program would cause crime to skyrocket.
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He will be replaced by current chief operating officer Patrik Frisk, who will assume the position on January 1, 2020.
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Law enforcement: Castro has proposed a police reform plan to limit deadly force, end stop-and-frisk and demilitarize police.
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So Giuliani is correct when he says that stop-and-frisk overall is constitutional, which is how Clinton described it.
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De Blasio said that crime has actually decreased since the city all but ended stop-and-frisk three years ago.
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During the 2016 campaign, Sessions was a devoted cheerleader for then-candidate Trump's law and order, stop-and-frisk platform.
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"This is a key factor impacting our fourth quarter and full year outlook," President Patrik Frisk told the earnings call.
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He busted Occupy, pushed stop-and-frisk, and seemed to be genuinely uninterested in the poor or (especially) the homeless.
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The decision allows police to frisk and disarm a person without any indication that the person is breaking the law.
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According to EW, an upcoming episode of the sitcom will get serious in an episode that spotlights stop-and-frisk.
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Both Frisk and Wilcoxon said they were in a lot of pain for about two weeks after getting the tube.
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But as with more recent debates over initiatives like stop and frisk, police brass countered with reams of crime statistics.
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So three-strikes [laws], mandatory minimums, stop and frisk, [and] more of a National Guard and federal law enforcement presence.
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He defended stop-and-frisk multiple times during his 2016 campaign and even called for it to be adopted nationwide.
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Film whatever cops are doing, be it a traffic stop, a street stop-and-frisk, or a drunk driving arrest.
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In other words, even taking the Stop and Frisk data at face value, we should all care about these differences.
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Plank, who founded Under Armour in 1996, will be replaced by Patrik Frisk, who is currently COO of the company.
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Under Armour – The athletic apparel maker named former Aldo Group CEO Patrik Frisk as its president and chief operating officer.
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Other cities, including Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston and Chicago, experimented with stop and frisk and drew similar accusations of racial discrimination.
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His "apologies," better understood as lies coming years after a judge ruled stop-and-frisk unconstitutional, are late and hollow.
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Shares in Under Armour leaped 6.8 percent yesterday, given that Mr. Frisk has been credited with steadying the company's operations.
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Lindsey Graham's last reelection campaign to the inherent racism of Bloomberg's notorious stop-and-frisk policy in New York City.
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Stop and frisk exploded under Bloomberg, increasing by 600 percent from his first year in office, in 2002, to 2012.
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It suggests an apparent insensitivity to how stop-and-frisk was reminiscent of the South African passbook laws during apartheid.
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Police officials and prosecutors made arguments about stop-and-frisk that sound familiar in the current conversation about bail reform.
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On Thursday, Bloomberg offered a more forceful apology for "stop and frisk," but he didn't apologize for his 2015 comments.
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Mr. Bloomberg's statement, while technically accurate, omits the role he played in expanding stop-and-frisk in New York City.
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His apologies for stop-and-frisk made him seem like he was running away from his record, not on it.
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The police in that city should "strongly consider stop-and-frisk," Mr. Trump said in a speech at the time.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont also tweeted a clip of Bloomberg struggling to respond to Sanders' challenge over stop-and-frisk.
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It hits Bloomberg over both stop-and-frisk and his analysis that ending housing segregation made the financial crisis possible.
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"The hospital is only a couple of blocks away," the officer told my friend as he began to frisk him.
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Pete Buttigieg called Mike Bloomberg's record of stop-and-frisk policing 'racist' before reflecting on his own record as mayor.
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In November, he apologized for his support of the controversial "stop-and-frisk" policing strategy that disproportionately affected minority groups.
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After he entered the race, he apologized for supporting the "stop-and-frisk" policy while he was New York's mayor.
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A decade ago, at the height of stop-and-frisk, she sometimes saw officers outside ordering young black men around.
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If you are rightly upset about stop and frisk, however, imagine what a second term under Trump would look like.
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Eventually declared unconstitutional, stop and frisk had a devastating impact on communities of color and their relationships with law enforcement.
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Mike Bloomberg is running for president and he&aposd rather not talk about "Stop and Frisk," thank you very much.
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No proposal to put more cops in black neighborhoods to stop and frisk residents would cause me to be harassed.
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This type of power could stop and frisk them, and return to its patrol cars and proceed with its day.
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Nominating a billionaire former Republican who spent years defending stop-and-frisk policing policies will not sit well with progressives.
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"I've never met a single person who has a bad word about Kevin Plank and this Patrik Frisk," Cramer said.
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Here's his full comment: Right, well, one of the things I'd do, Ricardo, is I would do stop and frisk.
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Trump's statement suggests that he is unaware that stop and frisk in New York was a failure on multiple levels.
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When some tried to get his city to replicate NYC's racially discriminatory stop-and-frisk program, he refused and resisted.
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WEST: The thing that -- that -- that the head of the police and Mike Sachs met with me last night at the Soho house about what we we feel that stop and frisk does not help the relationships in the city, and everyone that knew I was coming here said ask about stop and frisk.
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WEST: The thing that -- that -- that the head of the police and Mike Sachs met with me last night at the Soho house about what we we feel that stop and frisk does not help the relationships in the city, and everyone that knew I was coming here said ask about stop and frisk.
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PATRIK FRISK: Yeah I think as we came out of 183 into 2017, we had an inventory situation that was building.
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New York City, not coincidentally, has continued to enjoy low and falling crime rates since stop and frisk tactics were curtailed.
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From the subjugation of minorities through stop and frisk policies to his hardline anti-marijuana stance, dude is a total hoe.
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Trump ripped Bloomberg specifically for apologizing for the use of stop-and-frisk and made clear he still supports the policy.
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Moreover, since New York City has abandoned stop and frisk, despite supporters' fears and warnings, crime rates have not gone up.
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" She said the officer can search a citizens' bag, order him or her to stand "helpless," perhaps even conduct a "frisk.
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President and Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk will become president and CEO, with Plank moving into the role of executive chairman.
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She also rightfully noted that the "stop and frisk" measures that Trump openly supports were found to be discriminatory and unconstitutional.
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According to Trump, the overuse of stop-and-frisk policing is what made New York City the safest city in America.
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan ducked Thursday on whether he supports the "stop and frisk" policy pushed by Donald Trump.
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Stop-and-frisk peaked in 2011 under the Bloomberg administration, but was cut back amid protests and lawsuits against the practice.
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Stop-and-frisk was instituted by one of Trump's most prominent supporters and advisers, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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"During my administration, the U.S. Justice Department spent two years examining stop and frisk and it filed no case," Giuliani wrote.
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However, this might be hard to reconcile with his stance favoring heavy policing of those same communities, including stop-and-frisk.
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Around most of Caracas, checkpoints were set up to search cars and frisk bus passengers even miles away from the clashes.
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Stop and frisk has not been declared unconstitutional, Trump's nuanced answer was much closer to the truth than Holt's blanket assertion.
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If Stop & Frisk is struck down by the pandering NYC politicians, increases in crime & eventual terrorist attacks will be on them.
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"It's possible that crime would be even lower had stop-and-frisk been retained, but that's moving the goalposts," he wrote.
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"But stop-and-frisk had a tremendous impact on the safety of New York City," Mr. Trump said during the debate.
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Clinton "doesn't want to use a couple of words" — law and order — before defending the contentious stop-and-frisk police strategy.
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Even fancy supermarkets frisk shoppers and search their bags as they leave, as food has become the most precious commodity. 'Maduro!
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Plank and Frisk said the company will hasten a "meaningful cultural transformation" that they say is already happening at Under Armour.
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One Facebook commenter, Jim Frisk, went a bit further, describing it as "the worst food I've eaten in my entire life".
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He acknowledged, however, that Bloomberg's record on the stop-and-frisk policing policy has been a hurdle with some black voters.
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And Mr. de Blasio delivered on two signature first-term promises: universal prekindergarten for 70,000 students and curtailing stop-and-frisk.
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In it, he makes plain the dangers of slipping back toward stop-and-frisk practices driven by a focus on numbers.
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Trump might be a fan of Bratton's stop and frisk policy, but Bratton himself has no love for the GOP nominee.
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Under Armour's President and Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk emphasized that the company is just two quarters into the 2023 plan.
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Stop-and-frisk was ruled unconstitutional in New York because it largely singled out black and hispanic — Trump: No, you're wrong.
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Elizabeth Warren savaged Bloomberg over his treatment of women, his wealth, and his defenses of past policies like stop and frisk.
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Giuliani also argued that the controversial New York "stop, question and frisk" policy is an effective deterrent for illegal gun owners.
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Our kids are progressives, not at all apt to back someone like Mr. Bloomberg with his defense of stop-and-frisk.
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Mr. de Blasio agreed to pay up to $75 million to end litigation over the Police Department's stop-and-frisk strategy.
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Stark comments Bloomberg has made about the controversial stop and frisk policing tactic he oversaw as mayor have gained more attention.
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While Abraham served as DA, the Philadelphia police ramped up stop-and-frisk tactics, making more than 250,000 stops in 2009.
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King says that although Bloomberg has apologized for stop and frisk, she wants to know exactly what he is apologizing for.
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And he defended stop and frisk after he left office in 250, as evidenced by the recently resurfaced video from 20140.
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In apologizing for stop and frisk, Bloomberg has cited his criminal justice reform proposals as evidence he's trying to do better.
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" For instance, the fact-check points out: "Bloomberg has touted a 95 percent reduction in the use of stop-and-frisk.
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Practices historically deemed unacceptable by the African-American community, like "stop and frisk" and racial profiling, have also been meaningfully reduced.
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Bloomberg has faced scrutiny over New York City's controversial stop-and-frisk policy, which disproportionately affected African American and Latino residents.
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"There is one aspect of approach that I deeply regret, the abuse of police practice called 'stop and frisk,' " Bloomberg said.
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In the public debate, it is often associated with aggressive interventions such as stop, question and frisk, or "zero tolerance" policing.
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Sanders began with attacks on Bloomberg, saying his past support for policies like stop-and-frisk would hurt turnout in November.
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Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders attacked newcomer Bloomberg over issues including the stop-and-frisk policy he oversaw as mayor.
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Last year, as he considered running, Mr. Bloomberg kept hearing about stop-and-frisk, according to Stu Loeser, a campaign spokesman.
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Mike knows the tactic worked; he knows, moreover, that minority communities were precisely those that became safer under stop-and-frisk.
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Their request came after the policy was approved by the independent monitor overseeing stop-and-frisk changes ordered by the court.
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As the ACLU documented, during Bloomberg's 12-year tenure as mayor, there were more than 5 million "stop and frisk" stops.
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However, as experts have noted, the murder rate in New York City continued to fall after "stop and frisk" was ended.
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And while Bloomberg apologized for "stop and frisk," he has still not apologized to the Muslim community for his surveillance program.
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Apologizing to the Democratic base for stop-and-frisk was a first step, but — apparently — it's not even close to enough.
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Its neighborhoods have historically been prime targets for aggressive tactics, like stop-and-frisk, that are designed to ward off disorder.
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"Expanding and doubling down on stop-and-frisk policies is not among the suggestions, I think for obvious reasons," Earnest said.
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Mr. Trump's call for a return to the unconstitutional and racially-biased practice of stop-and- frisk policing is deeply worrisome.
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And in that capacity, he has delivered a $15 minimum wage, universal pre-K, and the end of stop-and-frisk.
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He is likely to hear questions about his "stop-and-frisk" policy of policing, which marred his record in New York.
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An analysis of more than four million stops performed as part of the stop-and-frisk lawsuit known as Floyd v.
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Very often, cops are dropped into communities in a sweeping manner — through tactics like "stop and frisk" and military-style raids.
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"I don't think you can restore trust without acknowledging when you are wrong, and towards the end of his administration the stop-and-frisk activity was reduced, but at the same time, his administration fought tooth and nail to defend his stop-and-frisk policies," said Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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Her campaign telegraphed all week her desire to take on Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE over issues such as stop and frisk, his corporate culture, and his support of the Iraq war.
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Police departments and policymakers must critically examine the relationships between police shootings and stop-and-frisk, plainclothes policing and other enforcement tactics.
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After years of defending the policy, Bloomberg apologized for stop-and-frisk late last year, shortly before declaring his candidacy for president.
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And the deployment of stop-and-frisk tactics has also seen a precipitous plummet, with a greater focus on respecting legal boundaries.
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I inherited the police practice of stop-and-frisk, and as part of our effort to stop gun violence it was overused.
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He insisted the stop-and-frisk practice used in New York City that a federal judge ruled unconstitutional in 2013 was constitutional.
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US District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin really did find in 2013 that stop and frisk, as the NYPD enforced it, was unconstitutional.
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Donald Trump wants to bring back stop-and-frisk, which he says brought down New York City's crime rate in the 1990s.
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It's notoriously hard to study these issues — how do you separate stop-and-frisk from other policing actions and contributors to crime?
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What Donald Trump is proposing (more stop and frisk) will just increase the use of excessive force through confrontational police-citizen encounters.
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As the former mayor noted in his op-ed, stop-and-frisk grew out of a 1968 Supreme Court decision, Terry v.
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He acts like he's for African-Americans and other communities of color, but then promotes stop-and-frisk as an effective policy.
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He's expressed his enthusiasm for the revival of stop and frisk, a policing program that illegally discriminated against black and Latino people.
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New York City's stop-and-frisk program was mired in controversy, leading to numerous complaints that the practice led to racial profiling.
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The occupiers joined marches against the New York police's stop-and-frisk policy, which the courts ruled unfairly targeted blacks and Latinos.
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And Giuliani's stop-and-frisk police policy as New York mayor, and clients since then, also would be controversial with many senators.
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Among the stops that do get recorded, racial disparities persist at rates similar to when stop-and-frisk was at its peak.
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Trump cited New York City — and particularly former Mayor Rudy Giuliani's extremely aggressive policing policies — as evidence that stop and frisk works.
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Shouldn't a judge be able to talk about his general view of the death penalty, or "stop and frisk," or gun control?
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On average, more than 85033 percent of the white people stopped on an annual basis by stop-and-frisk were completely innocent.
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A party that wants to eradicate racial injustice in policing will hardly rush to embrace a proponent of "stop-and-frisk" policies.
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In eight separate surveys from 2012 to 2013, pollsters at Quinnipiac University asked New Yorkers if they approved of stop-and-frisk.
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A Washington Post analysis in 2016 found no correlation between the decline in stop-and-frisk searches and any increase in crime.
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"In direct-to-consumer, we're experiencing softer than anticipated demand," Frisk said, adding that sales volume at its stores were also weak.
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According to French political scientist Patrick Weil, the new law essentially allows authorities to stop-and-frisk black and brown French civilians.
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Biden for his part criticized Booker's crime-fighting record as Newark mayor and his use of controversial stop-and-frisk policing tactics.
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NYPD officers fault the mayor for his failure to raise their pay and for ending the city's controversial stop and frisk policy.
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She condemned stop and frisk, noting that it is an ineffective tactic which enables racial profiling and fails to reduce high crime.
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In 2016, Trump repeatedly spoke about bringing back controversial police practices, like stop and frisk, that disproportionately impact black and Latino men.
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As in Baltimore, the wide racial disparities in stop-and-frisk, low-level enforcement and all police encounters continue in New York.
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They don't tell the stories of how the police used to stop us and frisk us, like they do the normal prostitutes.
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"It's not debatable that you did not have stop and frisk in New York City after we went after it," he continued.
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Still, New York should know from its own history of using stop-and-frisk that dragnets become tools aimed at minority populations.
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Under city policy, visitors may be required to take off coats, hats and shoes during a frisk search, but no other garments.
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During his campaign, Bloomberg has faced repeated criticism over policies that impacted minority communities, including the controversial stop-and-frisk policing strategy.
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"Stop and frisk" was thus introduced and institutionalized as a method for physically confronting and aggressively apprehending potential criminals in hot spots.
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Bloomberg apologized for his support of stop-and-frisk shortly before he announced his presidential bid and reiterated that apology this week.
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In an interview on MSNBC this week, he lambasted Bloomberg over stop-and-frisk policing policies, his failure to endorse then-Sen.
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He took heat on sexual harassment in the workplace, redlining, stop and frisk, excessive wealth and his former support for Republican politicians.
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Bloomberg, along with his police commissioner, Ray Kelly, massively expanded stop and frisk: In 103, there were more than 97,000 reported stops.
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In his last year as mayor, Bloomberg resisted the court ruling and the City Council's attempts to reel back stop and frisk.
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But stop and frisk is a big enough part of Bloomberg's legacy that he, at least, has already repeatedly apologized for it.
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Biden, too, jumped in and emphasized the steps the Obama administration took to push back on the use of stop and frisk.
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A judge ruled in 22018 that the tactics underlying stop and frisk as practiced in New York disproportionately stopped blacks and Latinos.
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" He later added: "The reason that stop and frisk changed is because Barack Obama sent moderators to see what was going on.
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The Times's analysis showed that prisoners charged with failing to comply with a pat-frisk order were also often charged with assault.
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City of New York that the tactics underlying the city's stop-and-frisk program violated the constitutional rights of people of color.
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Benjamin Dixon, an African-American podcaster, has shared on Twitter Mr. Bloomberg's previous comments supporting stop-and-frisk with the hashtag #BloombergIsARacist.
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"There are those who believe our focus on athletic performance may currently be too narrow," said Patrik Frisk, Under Armour's chief executive.
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Many remember Bloomberg the mayor as the man behind New York's controversial stop and frisk policy which racially profiled people of color.
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Warren said that Bloomberg needed a "different apology," focused on the intent of stop-and-frisk, not just how it turned out.
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In the clearest sign yet of the threat that stop-and-frisk poses to his candidacy, Mr. Bloomberg traveled to Tulsa, Okla.
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The comments came after an exchange on stop and frisk, the police practice Mike Bloomberg oversaw as mayor of New York City.
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" She later said the stop-and-frisk policing policy "targeted communities of color, it targeted black and brown men from the beginning.
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The Federal District Court in Manhattan ordered up the program when it declared New York's stop-and-frisk program unconstitutional in 2013.
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Former COO Patrik Frisk now has the title, while Plank transitions to executive chairman and a newly designed role as brand chief.
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By the time he took office in 22016, a federal lawsuit had led to a sharp decline in stop-and-frisk practices.
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Bloomberg's surveillance of the Muslim community, while receiving less media attention than his "stop and frisk" policy, was also wrong and painful.
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More recently, he urged a reporter to "get on with it" when he was pressed about his stop-and-frisk policing tactics.
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Despite Mayor Bill de Blasio's "Mission Accomplished" narrative, police officers continue to use stop-and-frisk in a way that's racially disparate.
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It's notoriously hard to study these issues — how do you separate stop and frisk from other policing actions and contributors to crime?
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As mayor of New York, Mr. Bloomberg supported stop-and-frisk policing, which was found to target black and Hispanic people disproportionately.
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In most instances, sergeants signed off on the stop-and-frisk paperwork even when the forms filled out by officers omitted required information.
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"Bloomberg's recent apology for 'stop and frisk' is fake and hollow and was only given because he's in the Democrat primary," Murtaugh tweeted.
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Here was his response at that event: Right, well, one of the things I'd do, Ricardo, is I would do stop and frisk.
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Under Armour also recently lost its North American president, Jason LaRose, with COO Patrik Frisk filling the position until a replacement is found.
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One, she said, was arguing that rising crime justifies stop-and-frisk tactics and other police methods that critics say unfairly target minorities.
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Trump, on the other hand, today supports stop and frisk tactics that basically criminalize black bodies through public policy -- and were ruled unconstitutional.
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With stop-and-frisk down nearly 97% from its high point in 2011, crime in New York City is now at record lows.
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Trump was defending the use of "stop and frisk," the controversial police tactic that was found unconstitutional by a Manhattan judge in 2013.
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After ongoing protests of the policy, a federal judge ruled in 2013 that the NYPD's stop-and-frisk policy violated citizens' constitutional rights.
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If we implement a "stop-and-frisk" policy on a national basis, it will result in more confrontational police-citizen encounters, not less.
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When asked how he would stop violence in the black community, Trump said he would take the controversial stop-and-frisk practice nationwide.
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Stop And Frisk Watch is a similar app intended to counteract alleged abuses of the controversial policing practice by New York police officers.
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In August 2013 a federal judge ruled that the NYPD's stop-and-frisk policy violated the constitutional rights of minorities in New York.
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"They'll stop, they'll frisk, and they'll take the gun away, and they won't have anything to shoot with," Trump explained on Fox News.
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Practices like stop and frisk and the use of fines and fees to fund government subject communities of color to intense police pressure.
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Holt riddled Trump with pointed questions on the birther issue, his tax returns, stop and frisk, and his position on the Iraq war.
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Trump also claimed stop and frisk policy worked in New York, even though the NYPD's own numbers prove it was a major failure.
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Despite the drastic declines in the use of stop-and-frisk tactics under the de Blasio administration, the group argues that bias reigns.
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Clinton from the right on policing, suggesting that she supported "stop-and-frisk" policies but was not saying so for unstated political reasons.
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The crime rate in New York dropped in the '90s, as it did around the country, but not because of stop-and-frisk.
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Bloomberg defended the stop-and-frisk policy throughout his 12-year tenure as mayor — and then long after he left office in 2013.
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Plank will be replaced by Under Armour's current COO Patrik Frisk, who joined the company in 2017 after being CEO of Aldo Group.
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Experts are hoping that Frisk brings change and reinvention to Under Armour, while some are questioning the decision against bringing in fresh blood.
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He questioned Booker's record as mayor of Newark, New Jersey, when the federal government investigated whether its "stop-and-frisk" policy targeted minorities.
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And he fact-checked Trump in real time twice, arguably getting his correction of Trump about a complex stop-and-frisk case wrong.
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Green was wearing latex gloves as a safety precaution, but he took them off to frisk the driver, 25-year-old Justin Buckel.
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Green was wearing latex gloves as a safety precaution, but he took them off to frisk the driver, 1003-year-old Justin Buckel.
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It is one thing to frisk the studies appearing almost daily in journals that form the current back-and-forth of behavior research.
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Mr. MacDonald cited an analogy from former New York City police commissioner Bill Bratton: Stop-and-frisk is like chemotherapy to treat cancer.
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Prior to the stop and frisk ruling, Scheindlin wasn't known for handling police cases; she'd presided primarily over business and terror-related cases.
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"We're seeing more and more of it," said Officer Johnathan Frisk, who is with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's "active survival" training program.
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Clarke, whose district includes Brooklyn, said her family has experience stop and frisk firsthand and this legislation would kick those problems into overdrive.
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Earlier this week, a resurfaced recording from 2015 revealed Bloomberg defending stop-and-frisk, as well as racist policing in New York City.
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The former mayor claims to have reduced stop and frisk after belatedly realizing in 20123 that it was hurting too many innocent people.
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Bloomberg is receptive to new information, Walcott said, and had "extensive networks of input" on what stop and frisk meant to minority communities.
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Simply put, Bloomberg escaped much of the blame for stop-and-frisk during his mayoralty, because he never stepped forth to accept it.
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"There is one aspect of approach that I deeply regret, the abuse of police practice called stop and frisk," he said this month.
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Bloomberg had policies in New York City of stop and frisk, which went after African-American and Latino people in an outrageous way.
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Mr. Bloomberg was pummeled by all, his wealth, his stop-and-frisk policy, his nondisclosure agreements all fodder for endless very loud criticism.
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Let's hope that Mr. Bloomberg recognizes that his apology is only a first baby step in accounting for his stop-and-frisk policy.
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If police officers believe the detainee is armed, an officer can conduct a frisk by passing his hands over the person's outer garments.
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One of the protesters later told the Montgomery Advertiser that he was frustrated that Bloomberg didn't address his controversial stop-and-frisk policy.
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On stop and frisk, Bloomberg didn't offer anything remotely resembling a sincere apology as much as an explanation for why it didn't work.
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On it, he delivers a full-throated defense of "stop and frisk," a method of policing that disproportionately targeted black and Latino men.
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But Mr. Bloomberg won't be able to mock critics of his beloved stop-and-frisk policies (for which he recently apologized), for instance.
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His position on issues relating to the African-American community, from stop-and-frisk to the way he talked about [former President Obama].
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Police officers can still stop someone to frisk them and ask questions if they have reasonable suspicion that a person poses a threat.
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Warren started the debate with her fire aimed at Bloomberg, hitting him on redlining, stop-and-frisk and his past comments about women.
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Other candidates brought up his stop-and-frisk policies as New York mayor and his comments on housing policy for low-income buyers.
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Bloomberg apologized for his use of "stop and frisk" last November, a few days before announcing his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Bloomberg stumbled through softball questions about stop and frisk, his taxes, and the nondisclosure agreements that former employees signed amid allegations of harassment.
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During the debate, he faced an onslaught of attacks over policies such as stop-and-frisk policing and his past comments about women.
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Among them was a controversial "stop-and-frisk" crime prevention strategy that Bloomberg had instituted during his mayoral tenure from 2002 to 2013.
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Some black ad employees told Business Insider they declined invitations to work on the campaign, citing Bloomberg's stop and frisk law enforcement policy.
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First, there was his racist and unconstitutional "stop and frisk" policy, which grew out of former Mayor Rudy Giuliani's tough on crime policies.
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If police officers believe the detainee is armed, an officer can conduct a frisk by passing his hands over the person's outer garments.
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Trump's insistence that he has a "good temperament," his comments on stop and frisk, and ISIS were the top three moments on Twitter.
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Last year, he defended the stop-and-frisk policing tactics during his mayoralty as helping decrease the murder rate without violating civil rights.
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However, Trump himself is on record as a supporter of stop and frisk and has his own perceived racial issues to deal with.
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Plus, will money be enough to erase the bad feelings from Bloomberg's comments about black Americans, stop & frisk, and the 2008 mortgage crisis?
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More recently, he urged a reporter to 'get on with it' when he was pressed about his controversial stop-and-frisk policing tactic.
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Studies have also looked at the question, finding that stop and frisk had little to no effect on crime in New York City.
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But there was at the same time a stubborn public insistence on the importance of stop and frisk, and the value of broken windows policing, including stop and frisk, in keeping crime down, preventing murders and getting guns off the street," she said, so people of color continued to have to fear the possibility of being "thrown up against the wall.
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Often on the campaign trail, Trump would mention Chicago while suggesting that controversial tactics such as stop-and-frisk could help address the issue.
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Many of these stops were likely of the "stop and frisk" variety that have been controversial in New York City, Chicago, and other cities.
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"Stop-and-frisk had a tremendous impact on the safety of New York City," Trump said during a September 2016 debate with Hillary Clinton.
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During this week's campaign swings, Bloomberg called the old "stop-and-frisk" policy his worst mistake as mayor, making no attempt to rationalize it.
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However, the use of stop and frisk initially rose significantly during his time as mayor and declined in part because of litigation against it.
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But his administration's overuse of controversial stop-and-frisk tactics helped overwhelm the court with cases, and the legality of busts began to blur.
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They talked about Bloomberg's evolution from high-profile defender to deeply apologetic critic of "stop and frisk," sources familiar with the exchange told POLITICO.
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"I inherited the police practice of stop-and-frisk, and as part of our effort to stop gun violence it was overused," he said.
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Courts ruled against the now-reformed police tactic known as "stop and frisk" after data showed it was largely used against minority New Yorkers.
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It is pervasive in policing policies — like stop-and-frisk, and … neighborhood watch — regardless of the collateral damage done to the majority of innocents.
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In many respects, Bloomberg had upheld the law-enforcement legacy of Giuliani, particularly when it came to stop-and-frisk tactics in minority communities.
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" Giuliani also credited stop-and-frisk with helping to bring about "an 85% reduction in crime in New York City between 1994 and 2013.
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I see what's going on in Chicago; I think stop-and-frisk, in New York City, it was so incredible, the way it worked.
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Criminal justice: Stop and frisk reportedly decreased significantly under de Blasio, but there is speculation some officers are just reporting these incidents less often.
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Third, the department must create a citywide community oversight board consisting of those who have been most invested in advancing stop-and-frisk reforms.
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Judge James Wynn wrote a separate opinion agreeing with the result, but emphasizing that the case is really about firearms, not stop-and-frisk.
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Lotta Frisk, 2500, who lost 279 pounds over four years thanks to the device, says she chews every bite from 223 to 222 times.
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The law was passed in December in response to allegations of unnecessary and unjustified stop-and-frisk searches by the NYPD, says the legislation.
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The NYPD ended its aggressive stop-and-frisk policy after a federal judge in 2013 ruled it was a form of unconstitutional racial profiling.
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What set New York's approach to stop-and-frisk apart from other cities was the sheer frequency with which the NYPD conducted the stops.
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On Wednesday, he suggested stop-and-frisk policing, a tactic that has been discontinued in New York City, as a model for other cities.
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At the height of the stop-and-frisk program, in 19903, during Mr. Kelly's second term as commissioner, officers recorded nearly 700,000 such encounters.
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In 2014, it was called the "stop and frisk capital of America," after an investigation showed nearly 57,000 people had been frisked since 2008.
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Frisk: You've gotta be able to do that and then walk out of it and be a lion at the end of the day.
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They were aimed at anyone on the streets whom officers viewed as suspect, making heavy use of stop-and-frisk and other confrontation techniques.
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On criminal justice:As mayor, Bloomberg championed the NYPD's "stop-and-frisk" policy, which a federal court struck down as unconstitutional racial profiling in 2013.
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Frisk: You've gotta be able to do that and then walk out of it and be a lion at the end of the day.
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I've heard about stop and frisk and if it helps lower crime and stops people shooting in the streets, what's a few hurt feelings?
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" This is the same man who praised the racially skewed, morally bereft stop-and-frisk policy as having "worked very well in New York.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has vowed to aggressively prosecute nonviolent drug crimes, and President Trump has praised policing tactics such as stop-and-frisk.
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The infamous, ineffective and racially discriminatory stop-and-frisk policing practice for which President Trump has expressed enthusiasm was born in New York City.
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Especially after being mayor of New York and having a racist stop-and-frisk policy, especially after opposing a raise in the minimum wage.
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Last week, his byline appeared atop a 600-word article about an audio recording from 2015 of Mr. Bloomberg praising stop-and-frisk policing.
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In Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign for president, he endorsed Mr. Bloomberg's past use of stop-and-frisk and said it was an effective tool.
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He's likely to be the subject of intense scrutiny over old comments about stop-and-frisk policing, redlining, and a slew of other topics.
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"When the mayor says that he apologized, listen very closely to the apology," Warren cautioned: The language he used is about stop and frisk.
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Bloomberg, like any other candidate on the debate stage, should be challenged on his record, including answering for policies such as stop and frisk.
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Mr. Bloomberg emphasized on Sunday that the decline of stop-and-frisk began during his tenure, and he touted his record fighting gun violence.
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As a candidate for the Democratic nomination, Mr. Bloomberg's legacy with stop-and-frisk has emerged as a vulnerability for him with Democratic voters.
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His "stop and frisk" regime was so brutal and discriminatory, it was struck down by a federal court as violating its victims' civil rights.
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And he can expect a grilling over his controversial use of stop-and-frisk policing — largely with young black and Hispanic men — while mayor.
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For instance, his answer to questions regarding "stop and frisk" was essentially that he was very sorry for implementing it, even though it worked.
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The most I can say is he had a pure heart but an empty head; the stop-and-frisk program was very poorly executed.
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Patrik Frisk, the company's chief executive, said Under Armour was monitoring the situation in China, which could affect its ability to obtain some materials.
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" Later he says, "The way you get the guns out of the kids' hands is to throw them against the wall and frisk them.
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Not only was the application of the stop-and-frisk policy racially biased, but it had no measurable impact on the reduction of crime.
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Stop-and-frisk was a way of life, emboldening the police and perpetuating a culture of police harassment and brutality against the Black community.
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The candidates made a point to address matters of race specifically in their responses to questions about stop and frisk, guns, housing, and more.
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As a native New Yorker, I have witnessed police stop many young black and brown people pursuant to Mayor Bloomberg's stop-and-frisk program.
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At its height of popularity, some 700,000 people were detained under stop and frisk — almost all of them African American or Hispanic young men.
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I was moved by the impassioned mini-essays about police brutality and stop-and-frisk my students produced and the honest experiences they shared.
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One of the things he's most often criticized for was defending police commissioner Ray Kelly's push to get police to "stop and frisk" people.
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His apology for stop-and-frisk was particularly newsworthy, since he had supported the New York Police Department's use of it for so long.
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Bloomberg earned the enmity of African-Americans through his enthusiastic former embrace of "stop and frisk" police tactics, which critics charge unfairly targeted minorities.
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But stop-and-frisk, one of Mr. Bloomberg's signature policies as mayor, may be what comes up most often on the presidential campaign trail.
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I share serious concerns about some of the policies Bloomberg instituted in New York, like "stop and frisk," which disproportionately targeted people of color.
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They also expressed approval for widespread use of stop-and-frisk, the police practice of stopping and sometimes searching people in high-crime areas.
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His first, colossal error was groveling to the radical left and delivering a humiliating apology for his "stop and frisk" policy in New York.
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Bloomberg in the past has strongly defended stop-and-frisk, which allowed police officers to stop and search anyone they suspected of a crime.
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On his embrace of stop-and-frisk, Bloomberg stopped short of offering his past contrition, admitting he felt "embarrassed" about how it turned out.
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Throughout his campaign that he would increase "law and order," which is basically code for mass incarceration policies, and also support stop and frisk.
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In another, a man alleged that an officer twice squeezed his genitals during a frisk last year that followed a street stop for jaywalking.
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Then, in 2013, he joined several current and former minority officers in testifying against the department in the landmark stop-and-frisk case Floyd v.
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Soros' PAC accused O'Malley during the campaign of implementing "racist" stop-and-frisk policies and Price criticized her for being cozy with law enforcement groups.
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His administration has also overseen a continued the drop in the NYPD's use of stop-and-frisk policing while presiding over a declining crime rate.
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What he said was jarring on one level because it seemed to reveal that he was unaware of the many problems with stop and frisk.
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Just between 2014 and 2016, as the police scaled back stop-and-frisk, over 400,000 cases were supposed to be sealed, according to the complaint.
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The next CEO will be current Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk, who was brought on to help bolster the company's North American sales, per CNBC.
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This also comes a day after Trump said he'd be "open minded" on stop and frisk, a controversial policing tactic, to curb Chicago's crime problem.
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We're combining just enough stop-and-frisk with precision policing to fight crime effectively and allow police and communities to envision a better future -- together.
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From stop-and-frisk policies in New York, to the deaths of Tamir Rice and Trayvon Martin, brown and Black children have come under attack.
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Giuliani has continued to defend the practice in recent years, rebutting the statistics showing little correlation between stop-and-frisk and a reduction in crime.
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A federal judge ruled in 2013 that the program was unconstitutional because it unlawfully targeted blacks and Latinos, although stop and frisk was not banned.
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Breakfast and lunch is no easy proposition either for the Frisk kids: Jaxen, 11, Tieler, 9, and Boston, 6, of the town of American Fork.
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"It's scary – eating the wrong thing could kill you in our house," their mother, Jenny Frisk, 33, a former loan and title insurer, tells PEOPLE.
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This rhetoric translated to a concrete policy recommendation to reinstate stop-and-frisk practices known to be racially biased and inefficient in stopping violent crime.
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A promise to restore "law and order" was a major theme in Trump's campaign, including a call to restore "stop-and-frisk" in New York.
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Murders, shootings are ⬇️ significantly Trump has called for implementing stop-and-frisk nationally, saying it could help cut down on crime in poorer neighborhoods.
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Ted TsomidesRaleigh, N.C. To the Editor: I recognize the pain and suffering caused by Michael Bloomberg's stop-and-frisk policy as mayor of New York.
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In legal circles, it's known as "a Terry stop," but most Americans are more familiar with New York City's term for it: stop-and-frisk.
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As head of the Center for Constitutional Rights, Michael Ratner oversaw litigation that, in effect, voided New York City's wholesale stop-and-frisk policing tactic.
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"Donald Trump favors stop-and-frisk to be one of the many tools that are utilized by law enforcement in this country," Mr. Epshteyn said.
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But Chicago has already tried to curb crime by using stop-and-frisk methods, pursuing the strategy aggressively under a new police chief in 2011.
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Clinton also made the point that stop and frisk primarily targets African Americans and Hispanic males, producing further mistrust between law enforcement and minority communities.
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De Blasio added that New York City would defy the Trump administration if it demanded the city escalate stop-and-frisk tactics for its police.
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Kevin Plank, the company's founder, resigned as CEO last month and will be replaced by Patrik Frisk, the company's chief operating officer, effective January 1.
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He apologized for his support of the NYPD&aposs stop-and-frisk policy, which has become enormously unpopular among the base of the Democratic Party.
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But, according to the nonprofit Equal Justice Initiative, murder rates declined after "stop-and-frisk" was abandoned — raising questions about the efficacy of the program.
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He further fueled speculation when he apologized on November 17 for his mayoral administration's stop-and-frisk policy, after declining to do so for years.
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And in the federal lawsuit over stop-and-frisk, a group of 27 council members filed an amicus brief supporting the plaintiffs against the city.
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When I asked black voters, especially older citizens who grew up under Jim Crow, if stop-and-frisk gave them pause, they shook their heads.
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The problem with stop-and-frisk (and the legal objections to it in New York) lay with the much larger universe of essentially unproductive stops.
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But if someone is stopped and they're questioned, there's a reasonable suspicion, I think to frisk is appropriate, but it's got to be used appropriately.
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But he said stop-and-frisk searches had helped lower New York's murder rate and insisted that the policy had not violated anyone's civil rights.
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" Asked whether, in retrospect, he saw any civil rights problems with stop-and-frisk tactics, Mr. Bloomberg replied: "The courts found that there were not.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, who succeeded Bloomberg in 2014, has vowed to end the stop and frisk program, although the NYPD still occasionally uses it.
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PATRIK FRISK: Well, I think, you know, six months ago we came out and laid out a plan that is really actually over 113 quarters.
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In a nation where police stop-and-frisk tactics are the subject of much debate, Americans who live on the border have normalized government intrusion.
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Over the last several years, New York City has conducted a natural experiment on a central tactic of the broken-windows strategy: stop-and-frisk.
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Much of street policing in recent years — stop and frisk, marijuana enforcement, catching fare-beaters — has been deployed disproportionately against minorities and in poor neighborhoods.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential candidates zeroed in on Michael Bloomberg over the weekend, criticizing his spending and record on issues such as stop and frisk.
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But, Biden said, the former mayor had opposed Obamacare and was at odds with the Obama administration on Bloomberg's controversial stop-and-frisk policing policy.
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"And the way you get the guns out of the kids' hands is to throw them up against the walls and frisk them," he said.
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Mr. Bloomberg, in a statement Tuesday morning, argued that he had "inherited the police practice of stop-and-frisk," and acknowledged that it was overused.
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Against Bloomberg, Biden could continue to pile on over Bloomberg's past support and comments about controversial policies such as stop-and-frisk policing and redlining.
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The interview began with Mr. Hannity playing a clip of Mr. Bloomberg talking about his stop-and-frisk policy of throwing young men against walls.
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Tim O'Brien, Bloomberg's senior adviser, appeared on MSNBC on Sunday morning and tried to defend Bloomberg once again over stop-and-frisk, among other things.
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The report, undertaken as part of a federal court order, is the first to analyze trends in the department's data on stop-and-frisk tactics.
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" At a speech to a group of police chiefs in 2018, he voiced support for punitive "stop and frisk" policies to solve "problems like Chicago.
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Those close to Mr. Bloomberg have told him bluntly that running for president without addressing the stop-and-frisk matter first was a non-starter.
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Stop-and-frisk has been shown to be not the only, but the most effective, tool in getting guns out of the hands of kids.
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Stop-and-frisk has been shown to be not the only, but the most effective, tool in getting guns out of the hands of kids.
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She said she signed a form consenting to a pat frisk, a search that typically includes removal of outerwear like a coat, hat and shoes.
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Despite this, Mayor Bloomberg continued to zealously defend stop-and-frisk, including in eyebrow-raising comments at the Aspen Institute in 2015 which recently resurfaced.
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Mr. Bloomberg issued a statement on Tuesday seeking to explain those comments and noting that he had apologized for the overuse of stop-and-frisk.
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This book lays out various policy mistakes and disappointments, like the damage from stop-and-frisk policing and the mixed record of Bloomberg's educational policies.
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Snippets of Mr. Bloomberg's blunt comments about the stop-and-frisk policy during a speech at the Aspen Institute in 2015 had been previously reported.
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To try and enforce illegal weapons, they set up "stop and frisk" checkpoints in neighborhoods where the statistics showed there were violent crimes and guns.
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From 2002 to 2013, police stopped and questioned people more than five million times, a 605 percent increase in the use of stop-and-frisk.
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The people being affected by stop and frisk were poor and nonwhite and had little in common with many of the people covering City Hall.
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"It is not enough to decide in the hours before you declare for president that maybe stop and frisk was a bad idea," she said.
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One of Mayor Bloomberg's biggest issues of contention with the left — and especially with African-Americans and Latinos — was his "stop and frisk" policing policy.
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The officer shot Greg Gunn after initiating a stop-and-frisk encounter as the unarmed man was walking home from a card game in 103.
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The scene from Mr. Boquiren's "Stop and Frisk," dramatizing a white man's struggle to empathize with the humiliation his black friend suffered, was sharply drawn.
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Cory Booker as "well-spoken," and falsely stated that he had never been criticized about his controversial stop-and-frisk program before running for president.
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And he has potential problems with black voters after his stewardship of a police department that employed stop-and-frisk policing, which disproportionately targeted minorities.
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And Bloomberg recently apologized for his longstanding support of New York City's "stop-and-frisk" strategy by police, which disproportionately impacted black and Latino people.
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Bernie Sanders, currently the 2020 Democratic frontrunner, also unloaded on Bloomberg over the course of the night, particularly on the subject of stop and frisk.
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He was hesitant in his defense even of stop and frisk, despite the fact that it was an iron certainty the topic would be raised.
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He is now facing backlash for his past alleged behavior, including previous comments on his stop-and-frisk policy, amid his rise in the polls.
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What he said was jarring on one level, because it seemed to reveal that he was unaware of the many problems with stop and frisk.
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For example, in the stop and frisk data for New York City, the great majority of people stopped had no weapons or contraband on them.
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Asked what his recently leaked 2015 comments that minority neighborhoods are where all the crime is and that the way to get guns out of people's hands is to throw them against a wall and frisk them says about how he views people of color and minority neighborhoods, Bloomberg opted instead to talk about stop and frisk, a policing policy that disproportionately affected male African Americans.
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Of course, Bloomberg, who already had issues with getting support from blacks, has to defend his New York City mayoral position on stop, question and frisk.
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And Meeks, who once fought Bloomberg over stop and frisk, said he decided to endorse him as he watched Biden falter in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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He has angered many on the left by defending his mayoral policy of using "stop-and-frisk" police searches, which often targeted black and Hispanic men.
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" In a statement on Tuesday, he apologized for "taking too long to understand the impact" that stop-and-frisk policing "had on Black and Latino communities.
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And he supports stop and frisk — an aggressive policing strategy that was deemed unconstitutional in New York City because it was used to target minority Americans.
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Critics also note that violent crime was tumbling across the country, including in cities that did not use stop-and-frisk as aggressively as New York.
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But New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that the belief that stop-and-frisk caused the city's crime rate to plummet is false.
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We won the stop-and-frisk case in 2013, when a federal court ruled the New York City Police Department's use of the practice was unconstitutional.
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I wanted to get away from the broken policy of stop and frisk and I wanted to change the relationship between the police and the community.
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Here is Kyle Smith at National Review: Today in New York City, use of stop-and-frisk, which the department justified via the 1968 Terry v.
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It's important to remember that the last month has seen two high-profile policing shootings, and Trump's call to expand the use of stop-and-frisk.
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Trump was particularly impressive when he passionately defended the success of the "stop and frisk" policy in New York City in lowering the number of homicides.
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There is every reason to think that police departments can scale back the use of "stop-and-frisk" techniques substantially and still do their jobs well.
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He explained that he had grown up in New York City's public housing, and thanked me for my 2013 decision in the "stop and frisk" case.
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Michael Ratner, 72, was a lawyer who won rights for Guantánamo prisoners and oversaw litigation that effectively voided New York City's stop-and-frisk policing strategy.
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Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk said in a post earnings call that while more customers visited its app and website, that did not translate into sales.
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WASHINGTON — The House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, has expressed no particular opinion on the stop-and-frisk police tactics advocated this week by Donald J. Trump.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's sudden regret for the controversial stop-and-frisk policing tactic he long defended might seem a little too convenient.
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Yet Bloomberg said at the time that the federal ruling was "dangerous" because stop-and-frisk had been successful in reducing violent crime, in his view.
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But a federal court will have some oversight over the rules, as part of the litigation that found the Police Department's stop-and-frisk tactics unconstitutional.
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During the debate, Holt questioned Trump aggressively about the racially charged issue of police "stop and frisk" policies while, critics say, he lobbed softballs at Clinton.
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Judge Scheindlin also handled major business, terrorism and First Amendment cases, but perhaps no case stirred as much controversy as her 2013 stop-and-frisk ruling.
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Ask most NYPD officers, and they will likely confirm that "stop and frisk" quotas were a problem for both the police and the communities they serve.
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Quotas have mostly taken a backseat to other, more visceral controversies, like those involving excessive use of force and the always-controversial "stop and frisk" policy.
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So in 2013, after finding the department's stop-and-frisk practices unconstitutional, the judge ordered that a pilot program be established in at least five precincts.
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Michael Flynn — who also happens to be a stop-and-frisk apologist and has tweeted that "fear of Muslims is RATIONAL" — as his national security adviser.
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His inability to articulate his position on stop and frisk or counter Warren's verbal blitzkrieg on the debate stage gave many moderates in the party pause.
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The Right to Know Act was passed by the City Council in 2017 in response to the Police Department's aggressive use of stop-and-frisk tactics.
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That study adds to other research in New York finding that black male students who were more exposed to stop-and-frisk had lower test scores.
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The effort to regulate those encounters grew out of outcry over the Police Department's aggressive use of stop-question-and-frisk encounters during the Bloomberg administration.
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The C.E.O. role will be taken up by Patrik Frisk, the company's president and C.O.O. Mr. Parker's tenure as C.E.O. at Nike had ups and downs.
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" Bloomberg said in a tweet Tuesday: "I have apologized for taking too long to understand the impact of stop and frisk on Black and Latino communities.
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In June 2012, Bloomberg said at a Brooklyn church that stop and frisk needed to be "mended," though "not ended," through increased training and internal oversight.
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Add that to questionable comments that have surfaced about so many other things -- redlining, stop-and-frisk, transgender people -- you name it, he's apparently said it.
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Gayle King came prepared to ask tough questions tonight, and she immediately turns the attention to Bloomberg's history with stop and frisk in New York City.
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Stop and frisk was controversial while Bloomberg was mayor, but crime was also falling — New Yorkers liked the falling crime, and Bloomberg took credit for it.
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Inmates claim that officers regularly provoke altercations that are classified as assaults, including taunting them with racial slurs or touching them inappropriately during a pat frisk.
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Al Sharpton, who sparred with Mr. Bloomberg over stop-and-frisk during his mayoralty, from his car to ask if Mr. Sharpton had watched his speech.
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He said the police stops of millions of black and Latino men when he was mayor, a practice known as stop-and-frisk, were a mistake.
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He defended "stop-and-frisk" police tactics and suggested the federal court ruling that ended the practice — saying it was unconstitutional — wouldn't have survived an appeal.
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They will bring up problems on "stop and frisk" that could be major stumbling blocks with African Americans who make up a key Democratic primary constituency.
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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.
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Mr. Bloomberg's sudden reversal on strongly championing "stop and frisk" while mayor of New York will surely not be persuasive to many in communities of color.
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He's made mistakes, especially around stop-and-frisk policing in New York City, which disproportionately targeted black and brown men and for which he recently apologized.
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Bloomberg appeared tense and uncertain during portions of the debate, particularly in the first half, which included a rough sequence of questioning around stop-and-frisk.
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During their conversation, Bowser falsely stated that Bloomberg had ended his discriminatory stop-and-frisk policy before he left office as New York's mayor in 2013.
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Biden has started calling for more scrutiny of Bloomberg's record as mayor of New York, with a particular focus on the controversial stop-and-frisk policy.
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Mr. Plank and Mr. Frisk agreed to build a separate business around him, one reminiscent of what Nike had done for Michael Jordan two decades before.
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During the campaign stop, Bloomberg also repeated his previous apology for the stop-and-frisk strategy the New York Police Department implemented while he was mayor.
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" Mr. Goldmacher said he wasn't surprised about Mr. Bloomberg's stop-and-frisk reversal because "African-American voters have represented a decisive voting bloc in Democratic primaries.
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He fumbled a reporter's question about his ideas regarding stop-and-frisk policing and, in an interview last month, struggled to name his favorite city neighborhood.
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He is also facing new scrutiny over his record as mayor, including his years-long backing of the controversial police tactic known as stop and frisk.
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Bloomberg championed stop-and-frisk during his time as mayor, arguing that the program "keeps New York safe" and has saved tens of thousands of lives.
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The stop-and-frisk policy he defending during his time as mayor of New York has been widely criticized for targeting minorities and people of color.
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In the recording, Bloomberg made a blunt defense of a policing strategy during his mayoralty, known as stop-and-frisk, that disproportionately ensnared blacks and Latinos.
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Remember the stop-and-frisk lawsuit that ultimately forced the New York City Police Department to change a practice that disproportionately targeted black and Latino men?
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"There was an exponential spike in stop-and-frisk, racial profiling, excessive force," said Udi Ofer, the former executive director of the A.C.L.U. of New Jersey.
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How often do doctors record someone's pain as caused by 'housing segregation' or 'unequal access to resources' or 'living under the stress of stop and frisk'?
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Novelty Automation is a place where feet are tickled, water is squirted, robotic rubber gloves frisk players, and being made to jump is a celebrated act.
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That means fighting crime with things like broken-windows policing and stop-and-frisk and all of that stuff that came out of mostly the Giuliani administration.
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For decades, the war on drugs has been characterized by "stop and frisk," militarized raids on people's homes, and prison sentences that can span decades or lifetimes.
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When it comes to affordable housing or universal pre-K or aggressively reducing the amount of stop-and-frisk, they feel this man finally spoke for them.
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You're going to focus on him, his position on issues relating to the African American community, from stop-and-frisk to the way he talked about Obama.
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But Meeks — who fought Bloomberg over his stop-and-frisk policies as mayor — said the trajectory of the race is what persuaded him to weigh in now.
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In 2015, Entergy officials assigned him to frisk about 150 men before a drill testing security officers on their preparedness for a terrorist attack on the plant.
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Trump and his campaign manager on Tuesday went after Bloomberg over stop-and-frisk, even though the president has repeatedly championed the policing practice in the past.
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Though there was an increase in murders in 2019 from 2018, the city has still seen historically low crime levels since moving away from stop-and-frisk.
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"We view the CEO transition as positive and believe Mr. Frisk is the right person to lead the company forward," Telsey Advisory Group analyst Cristina Fernandez said.
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The New York Civil Liberties Union's Stop and Frisk Watch App and similar ACLU state-based Mobile Justice apps were created specifically to help document police violence.
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The Republican presidential nominee again touted the effectiveness of stop-and-frisk, which has been ruled unconstitutional, saying it would help to take guns away from criminals.
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On Monday, Trump touted so-called stop and frisk policing tactics and said he has instructed the Justice Department to work toward reinstating the practice in Chicago.
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Reality, however, tells a different story, Smith explained: Today in New York City, use of stop-and-frisk, which the department justified via the 1968 Terry v.
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That's particularly pertinent because we do know stop-and-frisk had one big effect: It massively increased distrust, particularly among black and brown New Yorkers, toward police.
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Additionally, some black Americans are offended when they hear Trump bluntly discuss impoverished inner cities, the low-skilled labor force, and the benefits of stop and frisk.
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RELATED: New York mayor: Donald Trump wrong about 'stop-and-frisk' During that interview, Trump also highlighted what he saw as a "lack of spirit" between communities.
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But those efforts, such as New York City's morally indefensible racial dragnet program called stop-and-frisk, did as much damage as good in the black communities.
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Four of the five biggest American cities — New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Philadelphia — have all used stop-and-frisk tactics in an attempt to lower crime.
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After New York stopped using stop and frisk several years ago (largely due to a court order), crime and murder rates continued to drop in the city.
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Contrary to what Trump said, that's why some cities, including New York and Chicago, are trying to move away from aggressive police tactics like stop and frisk.
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The most recent also came on Wednesday, when he advocated a nationwide "stop-and-frisk" policy as a way to bring down crime rates in black communities.
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The widespread and systematic use of police-civilian encounters such as stop, frisk, and questioning, misdemeanor arrests, tickets, and summonses, for less serious offenses should be prohibited.
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Studies show that enforcement of drug prohibition increases violence in drug markets, and enforcement techniques such as "stop and frisk" policing may increase criminality among young people.
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And unlike the original emergency powers, which targeted specific areas, the new law would extend jurisdiction for stop-and-frisk operations far beyond train stations and borders.
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He ran as a candidate critical of stop and frisk, a tough-on-crime tactic which critics said had been misused to unfairly target people of color.
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The widespread and systematic use of increasing police-civilian encounters through stop, frisk and questioning, misdemeanor arrests, tickets and summonses for less serious offenses should be prohibited.
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"We are building scarcity [with new products] on purpose, to make sure we are gaining traction versus pushing product in the marketplace," President Patrik Frisk told CNBC.
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After stop and frisk was deemed unconstitutional by a federal judge in 2013 because it unfairly subjected minorities to random checks, the NYPD massively curtailed the practice.
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Donald Trump started his business with a tiny loan, Hillary Clinton has been fighting ISIS since 1947, and stop and frisk doesn't disproportionately affect people of color.
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The widespread and systematic use of increasing police-civilian encounters through stop, frisk, and questioning, misdemeanor arrests, and summonses for less serious offenses should be prohibited. 4.
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"We are thrilled to have Stephanie join Under Armour as President of our North American business," Under Armour President and COO Patrik Frisk said in a statement.
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Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg's unquestioning support of the overbroad use of stop-and-frisk under Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, for instance, threatened to tarnish Mr. Bloomberg's legacy.
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"No one misses the days of stop and frisk in New York," the Center of Constitutional Rights, a progressive nonprofit advocacy group, wrote in a statement Tuesday.
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Clinton hit back on Trump's stop and frisk proposal for its unintended negative consequences, such as disproportionately pulling black and Hispanic kids into the criminal justice system.
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He has also highlighted his role in ending the policing practice of stop-question-and-frisk, which a federal judge ruled discriminated against black and Latino men.
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Yet Clarke told POLITICO that her vocal criticism is rooted in her experiences as a Brooklyn resident who has witnessed the devastating effects of stop-and-frisk.
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There's his support for "stop and frisk" -- and repeated comments he made defending that policy, which is widely regarded as overly punitive for black and Latino men.
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That shift in emphasis is particularly stark for Bloomberg, who until recently championed the tough-on-crime results he claimed stop and frisk produced for New York.
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Stop and frisk was "terrible" in New York, he tweeted in February, and so was the 1994 crime bill, which Biden helped write and Sanders voted for.
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The realization that crime kept falling after stop and frisk was halted invalidates that record, and leaves Bloomberg with a résumé of accomplishment that's otherwise rather slim.
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Meanwhile, after weeks of dodging and deflecting, Bloomberg outright apologized for the controversial stop-and-frisk policies that peaked during his time as New York mayor. 5.
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Opaque deployment shrouds a variety of policies, not just stop-and-frisk, but also whether commanders assign officers based on the rise or fall of violent crime.
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Sunday, he said that while he remained proud that gun violence had declined under his watch, stop-and-frisk had harmed innocent people and alienated minority communities.
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Recognizing the absolute centrality of trust, police are backing away from stop-and- frisk and "zero tolerance" and working hard to reduce police violence and enhance accountability.
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His stop-and-frisk policy in New York was a form of racial profiling and an evidently racist tactic that was intended to oppress people of color.
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The profiling and behavioral recognition argument is a big reason why the "stop & frisk" program is such a contentious issue for Americans, especially those from New York.
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Several candidates have criticized Bloomberg for overseeing a stop-and-frisk policy as New York City mayor that led to a disproportionate number of stops of minorities.
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Bloomberg was forced to defend, among other things, his massive wealth, New York's "stop-and-frisk" policing program and the treatment of women at his media company.
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Stop and frisk only seems to work when police have significant reasons to suspect someone was involved in an actual crime, not when a person looks suspicious.
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City of New York, which challenged stop-and-frisk practices of the New York Police Department, said his team was disappointed and confused by the judge's decision.
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Stops across New York City have plummeted since this lawsuit and others related to stop-and-frisk tactics were litigated, and overall crime has continued to decline.
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Broken windows and stop-and-frisk policing created an environment where kids from certain neighborhoods, and often of a certain skin color, were repeatedly profiled as criminals.
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"Biden took a dig at Bloomberg's mayoral track record, saying, "He has not managed his city very well when he was there...he had stop and frisk.
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But the number of homicides in New York, while still at a low level, is increasing now; might that be the result of reversing stop-and-frisk?
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That's particularly pertinent because we do know stop and frisk had one big effect: It massively increased distrust, particularly among black and brown New Yorkers, toward police.
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Adrian Schoolcraft, who became the primary stop-and-frisk whistle-blower, was forcibly admitted into a psychiatric ward for six days after objecting to police practices in 2009.
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Those who have fought on the front lines for police accountability in their communities, may see President-elect Trump try to enforce a nationwide stop-and-frisk policy.
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"He expressed regret over his past insensitivity regarding policies like stop and frisk and showed a continued interest in restorative justice," the leaders said in a joint statement.
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Biden, as telegraphed, criticized the Newark police department's use of stop-and-frisk practices during Booker's mayoral tenure in between Booker's criticisms of Biden's record in the Senate.
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Violent crime, however, declined in the years after Mayor Bill de Blasio announced plans to end stop and frisk, according to data from the Brennan Center for Justice.
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Before launching his campaign, he apologized for his past support of New York's stop-and-frisk policy, which used aggressive police tactics in predominantly black and Latino neighborhoods.
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Often joining Plank for interviews since arriving at Under Armour, Frisk has been the heir apparent, though the timing of the transition has not previously been made public.
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The top three most-tweeted about debate moments were Trump on his temperament, his stop-and-frisk comments and the exchange over the candidates plans for defeating ISIS.
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As the Washington Post noted, there is no correlation between the rise and fall of stop and frisk and the murder or crime rate in New York City.
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When he returned, crime rates were low, but tensions with the community were high because of his predecessor's controversial stop-and-frisk policy that critics said targeted minorities.
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Some protesters held banners reading "End Stop and Frisk," some chanted "Starbucks coffee is anti-black," and some went inside to try to block customers from buying anything.
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"The promise of going hands-free has eluded soft-tissue, in particular because tissue is deformable," said Science Translational Medicine senior editor Megan Frisk, during a press conference.
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However, they frequently ignore the success of cities like New York in decreasing crime while simultaneously reducing abusive police practices, such as widespread use of stop and frisk.
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Kanye also said he would like Trump to ditch talk about persuading police in Chicago to institute "stop and frisk" policies to crack down on crime and violence.
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Stop and frisk may be on the outs in New York, but some fear the notorious tactic is simply being replaced by the occasional show of spectacular force.
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His more than decade-long tenure as New York City mayor would also be under a microscope and he's already been scrutinized for stop-and-frisk policing policies.
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Darius Charney, a lawyer for the plaintiffs in the litigation that curbed the Police Department's stop-and-frisk policy, offered Chief Shea a three-item to-do list.
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David BermanNew York To the Editor: Charles M. Blow says "never vote for Bloomberg" because of a complete and nonnegotiable deal breaker, his expansion of stop-and-frisk.
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About New York Among the senseless beatings inflicted on reality during the presidential debate on Monday night was the discussion of New York City's stop-and-frisk tactics.
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Murder is down 32 percent since 20113, the last year of the old stop-and-frisk era, having dropped to 352 homicides in 2015 from 515 in 2011.
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Stop-and-frisk has become a source of enormous tension between police officers and black residents in the cities that have deployed it as a crime-fighting tool.
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As far back as 6900, he tweeted that Chicago was afflicted by "a shooting disaster" and needed to adopt the controversial police policy known as stop-and-frisk.
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The policing approach, officially called "Stop, question and frisk," sparked a backlash from activists throughout Bloomberg's tenure as mayor because it overwhelmingly impacted African-American and Latino men.
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For a long time, the consensus blamed three-strike laws, mandatory minimum sentences, stop-and-frisk, and the rest of the oppressive apparatus of panicked anti-crime policy.
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On October 22, Under Armour announced that Plank would be stepping down from his role as CEO and will be replaced by COO Patrik Frisk on January 1.
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Other cities, the Chicago Tribune reported in May, adopted parallel or more stringent requirements for stop-and-frisk practices, but did not see a comparable rise in homicides.
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According to estimates by the New York Civil Liberties Union, Stop and Frisk initiatives have led to the interrogation of more than five million New Yorkers since 2002.
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Under his tenure, summonses and the use of the controversial tactic known as "stop and frisk" have decreased significantly (although they still are applied in racially disparate fashion).
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Now, whether or not in a place like Chicago you do stop and frisk, which worked very well, Mayor Giuliani is here, worked very well in New York.
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As for stop-and-frisk, they note that crime was already falling in New York before the practice was expanded under the mayoral administration of Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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The debate also highlighted issues with Bloomberg's history, including overseeing the controversial "stop and frisk" policing strategy in New York, which many civil rights activists have labeled racist.
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In the years since Michael Bloomberg left the mayor's office in New York, the legacy of stop-and-frisk policing widely used during his administration has become clearer.
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But certain plainclothes units, such as the so-called anti-crime teams, still engage in an aggressive style of policing that relies heavily on stop-and-frisk tactics.
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Parts of Bloomberg's mayoral record came back to haunt him, namely, his administration's oversight of stop-and-frisk policing, and his debate performances left much to be desired.
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The former New York City mayor's stop-and-frisk policy has become a campaign flash point, and the underlying issues resonate strongly in this county of 216 million.
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Cory Booker as "well-spoken," and for making misleading statements about past criticisms of his support for the unconstitutional stop-and-frisk program while mayor of New York.
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In 22010, federal court judge Shira Scheindlin struck down stop and frisk, finding that the NYPD had resorted to a "policy of indirect racial profiling" in the practice.
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Notably, in several instances, the reaction seemed to favor Bloomberg, who was once again confronted by multiple candidates over issues including "stop and frisk" and alleged sexist comments.
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The report focused on racial disparity in street stops, but not on the other question before the monitor: ensuring that the department's stop-and-frisk practices are constitutional.
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His decision last month to apologize for stop-and-frisk policing in New York was informed by feedback from these officials, people familiar with Mr. Bloomberg's conversations said.
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" After a federal judge ruled that New York's use of stop-and-frisk was unconstitutional, Mr. Bloomberg complained in a radio interview: "What does she know about policing?
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" After a federal judge ruled that New York's use of stop-and-frisk was unconstitutional, Mr. Bloomberg complained in a radio interview: "What does she know about policing?
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Of course, Bloomberg's facing challenges along the campaign trail -- the biggest seems to be his past controversial comments about stop-and-frisk, which dog him to this day.
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Trump and his allies have also seized on Bloomberg's use of the stop-and-frisk policy as mayor, which Trump has previously vocally supported and called for nationwide.
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Weinstein Jurors Focus on 'Project Runway' Assistant's Complaint Rapper Pop Smoke Is Dead After Los Angeles Home Invasion, Label Says When Did Bloomberg Turn Against Stop-and-Frisk?
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And if Mr. Bloomberg moves into contention, his serious vulnerabilities, including his support of the stop-and-frisk policy in New York City, could come to the fore.
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Bloomberg has blamed the 2008 financial crisis on the end of racially discriminatory "redlining" practices and defended the controversial stop-and-frisk policy, which disproportionately targeted minority youths.
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WFP ran the table in New York City, where local legislators pushed through paid sick days over Michael Bloomberg's opposition, and began the campaign against stop-and-frisk.
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Right out of the gate, he apologized for his administration's use of stop-and-frisk, which most New Yorkers applauded for ridding the streets of thousands of guns.
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And the legal system must take seriously the complaints of young people of color who face police brutality, stop and frisk, deportations and the school-to-prison pipeline.
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In his 20163 campaign, he criticized the Police Department's aggressive crime-control efforts, most notably the use of stop-and-frisk tactics in predominantly black and Hispanic neighborhoods.
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They will fight any new stop-and-frisk policies in court, Mr. Sharpton said, and bring witnesses to congressional hearings to challenge cabinet appointments they see as questionable.
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The officer, Aaron Cody Smith of the Montgomery Police Department, 20053, faces murder charges in the killing of Greg Gunn during a stop-and-frisk in Montgomery, Ala.
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While black activists denounced instances of police brutality and racial profiling, Mr. Trump has said cities need more police officers and more use of "stop and frisk" tactics.
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When resisting a data frisk, it is easier to say you didn't memorize your password as opposed to refusing to provide it to border agents, Mr. Grossman said.
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As the business magnate's candidacy builds, controversial statements from his long career are attracting new attention, including his remarks on stop-and-frisk policies, transgender rights, and women.
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Bloomberg's words about "stop and frisk" and his stance on the housing crisis might turn off African American voters and cause them to return to the Biden fold.
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Bloomberg had policies in New York City of stop and frisk that went after African Americans and Latinos in a major way, that's not how you grow turnout.
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Mr. Rice, the former councilman, said that while he personally opposed broken-windows and stop-and-frisk policing, he understood why many of his constituents had welcomed it.
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Transgender women frequently report that police assume they are participating in sex work simply because they are "walking while transgender" or because condoms are found during a frisk.
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Yet following the end of stop and frisk, New York City's crime rate fell to historic lows — suggesting that such aggressive tactics aren't needed to keep communities safe.
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"To patch it is the only way to mitigate this really, but other attacks, (evil maid scenario) are also possible unless you set the firmware password," Frisk said.
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He called for more police departments to replicate "stop and frisk," which a court struck down as unconstitutional in New York City because it disproportionately policed people of color.
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They found that surges led to both less crime and more "stop and frisk"-type incidents where officers stopped citizens (typically young black or Latino men) without probable cause.
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Despite recent upticks, crime is at record lows and the use of stop and frisk is down; the number of people held at Rikers Island jail has also dropped.
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Trump also expressed enthusiasm for bringing back/expanding stop and frisk, which is almost an explicit endorsement of police violation of the constitutional rights of black and Latino people.
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Mr. Bloomberg has sought to address the criticism over his record on race, which picked up this week after remarks he made in 2015 about stop-and-frisk resurfaced.
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For Bloomberg's critics, it also appears to blame the victims — an issue at the heart of the stop-and-frisk policing he embraced as mayor but is now disavowing.
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She's also witnessed first hand "young brothers pushed up against the wall" under New York City's widely-condemned stop and frisk policy, which overwhelmingly targets African Americans and Latinos.
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We have actual facts about crime and they are clear: When we ended the overuse of stop-and-frisk more than two years ago, crime continued to go down.
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Holt's fact checking of Trump on stop-and-frisk was the second biggest social media traffic driver, leading to a 20 percent increase in traffic, according to the company.
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New York mayor: Donald Trump wrong about 'stop-and-frisk' Trump: "Murders are up" in NYC REALITY CHECK: FALSE Murders are continuing to trend downward in New York City.
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Now whether or not in a place like Chicago you do stop-and-frisk, which worked very well, Mayor Giuliani is here, it worked very well in New York.
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New York's stop-and-frisk policy was found to be unconstitutional by a federal judge in 2013 and current Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed to end it in 2014.
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Trump quibbled with debate moderator Lester Holt on Monday night after Holt pointed out that the stop-and-frisk practice as implemented in New York City was ruled unconstitutional.
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"The consumer is absolutely willing to side with Under Armour in running footwear if [we] have the right product and the right messaging," said chief operating officer Patrik Frisk.
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Bloomberg kicked off his own presidential campaign last November with an equally gratuitous mea culpa, repudiating his support as mayor for the police tactic of stop, question and frisk.
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As the nation's largest police force moved away from the widespread use of Stop and Frisk, it began to change how its officers approached the communities where they work.
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He continued: Reid also compared his treatment under the program to New York City's infamous "stop and frisk" program, which allowed police to overwhelmingly harass innocent people of color.
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Stop and frisk doesn't lower the murder rate, so why isn't he talking with Sean Hannity about how 83 percent of white Americans are killed by other white people?
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Trump believes that a locally tailored version of 'stop and frisk' should be used in Chicago to help reduce the city's skyrocketing violence and make our Chicago safe again.
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Mr Bratton had intended especially to rebuild "mutual respect and trust" between police and New Yorkers, especially in communities that had been subject to heavy stop-and-frisk techniques.
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Hundreds of protesters and counter-protesters gathered downtown to demonstrate support for law enforcement and against police brutality, stop-and-frisk policies and mass incarceration, according to CBS News.
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Mr. Plank is to remain as executive chairman and brand chief while Patrik Frisk, the company's president and chief operating officer, will become its chief executive on Jan. 1.
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Even granting Mac Donald every step of her argument, surely the police can't stop and frisk many millions of people — mostly people of color — who have done nothing wrong.
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Kavanaugh dissented, saying that the action was justified as a reasonable continuation of the stop and frisk and it helped police in showing the robbery suspect to a witness.
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The race against Quinn really turned after de Blasio ran an ad narrated by his teenage son Dante, which made plain that stop-and-frisk was personal for him.
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This brings to mind the "driving while black" phenomenon, in which police officers stop African-American motorists without cause, or stop-and-frisk practices that predominantly single out blacks.
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The prejudice he faced back then is integral to his character; it's why he has diverse officers, and fights for the elimination of archaic traditions like stop-and-frisk.
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A major reason, she argues, was that the police began employing aggressive crime-fighting tactics, from stop-and-frisk to "broken windows" policing — cracking down on public disorder offenses.
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An investigation by WUSA9, a local CBS affiliate, analyzed D.C. Department data and found that officers carried out more than 22,887 stop and frisk interactions between 2010 and 2018.
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If any of the officers are found liable, another trial will be scheduled, one that could represent the biggest challenge to New York policing practices since stop-and-frisk.
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Where they most sharply disagreed was on stop and frisk, a policy used for a decade in New York City that allows police to search people without a warrant.
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But if the reason stop-and-frisk was objectionable is that it placed too great a burden on black and Latino men, shouldn't we find the time and resources?
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He spent much of his first year in office working to deliver universal pre-K, and he succeeded; he expanded affordable housing; he cracked down on stop-and-frisk.
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In an attempt to defend himself, he apologized for the broken legacy of his mayoral policies and lied about his administration's role in its execution of stop-and-frisk.
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In the 2015 recording on "stop and frisk," Bloomberg argues that "95%" of "murders and murderers and murder victims" are male minorities between the ages of 16 to 25.
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