I've been frisked many times and even beaten by police.
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Five officers pulled up and stopped and frisked Mr. Lewis.
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Visitors were frisked three times when Reuters visited last week.
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Workers – mostly women – are frisked by hand every time they leave.
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He stopped a group walking down the street and frisked them.
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Everyone was frisked at checkpoints before they were allowed to go further.
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They are frisked and have their mouths checked for drugs and weapons.
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The police frisked him, combed through his luggage and scoured his car.
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Children gently frisked the painter's pockets; somebody was tugging on his coat.
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The government's rationale is that women want to avoid being frisked by men.
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He approached them, identified himself, then frisked them and found two concealed guns.
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They frisked together, but despite Ms. Winter's encouragement, the camera wasn't his thing.
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I was last stopped and frisked by the NYPD in August of 2011.
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A reporter was once frisked & kicked out of a Trump rally. http://bit.
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More than 4 million innocent people were stopped and frisked between 32011 and 2012.
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Pownall frisked Jones and felt a handgun in his waistband, according to the investigation.
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We have stopped and frisked and locked up way too many of especially your men.
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Those forms provided a wealth of statistical information about who was being stopped and frisked.
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In a typical case, an officer frisked an African-American man during a traffic stop.
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In recent years, the number of times police stopped and frisked pedestrians has declined precipitously.
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By contrast, my clients are routinely targeted, stopped and frisked without any warrant at all.
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Overall, 240%, roughly 22 million people, report even being stopped, frisked, or questioned by the police.
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Another time, an officer jumped out of his car and frisked him without notice or warning.
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The security officer gently frisked him but didn't make him take off his shoes or jacket.
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Nearly 20.15 percent of the people who were stopped and frisked were innocent of any wrongdoing.
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It was the summer of 2017, and Pownall says he frisked Jones and discovered a gun.
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It is easy to write in general terms about the humiliation of being stopped and frisked.
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My parents also knew we were lucky this was our only time being stopped and frisked.
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The next thing you know, he's over the top of a police car getting frisked and questioned.
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They are frisked and removed from the building where they are placed in police cars awaiting questioning.
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Martin Clemons, 28, said he and other black friends had been frisked for jaywalking across the Strip.
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Made in the USA features a man shirtless, sketched out onto a wall as if stopped and frisked.
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Over a 15-year period, more than 300,000 white people were stopped and frisked in New York City.
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Private security guards in front of Southern Nights frisked patrons with all the invasiveness of a root canal.
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Ms. van Doten responded in an essay in The Daily News that Alphonza had been stopped and frisked.
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Minutes after hopping on a bike to continue his day, Noble was stopped and frisked by a cop.
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It wasn't until I was older that I admitted to my parents that I was stopped and frisked.
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A crowd gathered outside the building and, one by one, people were frisked and patted down by officers.
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GUTFELD: Yes, you know, a flask - you can&apost carry flasks around anymore because you&aposre always being frisked.
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Earlier this year two female SpiceJet flight attendants complained that they were strip-searched and frisked after a flight.
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If enough policemen frisked enough young minority kids, they would find enough weed and weaponry to send them away.
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Patel also reportedly used a wheelchair to get through the airport and didn't want to be frisked by security.
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I remember growing up in Flatbush, where my friends and I feared being stopped and frisked by the police.
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It doesn't matter that barely anyone stopped and frisked during Bloomberg's time as mayor were even found with weapons.
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Rich wondered out loud if he was going to get frisked by security, like he always did at the airport.
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The policy saw hundreds of thousands of people stopped on the street and frisked a year during the Bloomberg administration.
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According to Mr. Morillo, the men raised their hands and were handcuffed and frisked while the police searched the house.
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Back in September, the New York City Police Department officially started giving people receipts when they stopped and frisked them.
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Officers are now required to hand out "receipts" to those frisked, and trained to use the method as a last resort.
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Citizens of liberal democracies do not expect to be frisked without good cause, or have their homes searched without a warrant.
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Police frisked the defendant and discovered the gun, leading to his arrest for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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I remember students being frisked for weapons in physical education class and teachers carrying whistles to blow if fights broke out.
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I had darker-skinned friends who had been stopped and frisked 13 times by the time they were 15 years old.
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People were frisked if officers said they noticed a bulge in a pocket — which was often a wallet or a phone.
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According to city data, the great majority of people who were stopped and frisked in New York City were minority residents.
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Authorities set up a security perimeter around a waterfront park and officers frisked attendees and confiscated flag poles and other potential weapons.
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Police allegedly stopped and frisked the teens without cause, and then told them to agree to cheek swabs before being let go.
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Of those stopped and also frisked, officers found a weapon in only 2 percent of stops; guns were found in less than .
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Anyone who was pulled over, stopped and frisked, or just wants to share their experience with an officer can text My90's number.
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The demonstrators, who were allowed into the square only after being breathalysed and frisked, had many grievances, including inequality, unemployment and air pollution.
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The practice stopped and frisked more than 684,000 people at its peak in 2011, ostensibly in many cases to search for illegal weapons.
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In the gun permit case, the authorities said, the man offering the bribes actually frisked the police officer but missed the tape recorder.
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"If you are targeted for any reason, the police are right there—you can immediately be stopped, frisked, arrested, or worse," Golan says.
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Rose, 19, recalled the deputies having handcuffs out when they frisked her mother, though she did not know if they put them on.
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I've only been stopped and frisked once, but each time I hear a Bloomberg ad, I remember it… so, 15 times a day.
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He told of a stop two weeks into his tenure when officers frisked a man drinking on a corner and found two guns.
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Mr. Gray, they said, was handcuffed, placed on the ground and searched, but never frisked first to establish probable cause, as the rule requires.
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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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The officer said he shot Hamilton 14 times in self-defense because they got into a struggle when the officer frisked him for weapons.
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Growing up in the poor and predominately Latino neighborhood of Sunset Park, Awawdeh said that he was routinely stopped and frisked by the cops.
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I've spoken to mothers of victims who have been killed by gun violence, and they wished that their perpetrator was stopped, questioned and frisked.
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I want him to be free, to be himself, to walk down the street and not be stopped and frisked or to be shot.
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My girlfriend and I initially tried standing rear entry, her foot on the foot rest and her hands on the wall as if being frisked.
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The low "hit rates" — the rates at which people stopped were issued summonses or arrested and people frisked had weapons — are indicative of the problem.
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On a frigid January morning in his adopted hometown of Chicago, 53 immigrants bound for Juárez, Mexico, were frisked, handcuffed, and placed on a 737.
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Eight out of 10 people who were stopped and frisked by DC police were black, despite comprising of just 47 percent of the city's population.
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At one point, school administrators prohibited him from wearing a backpack and frisked him every day for fear he'd carry and use a deadly weapon.
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I was frisked three times in order to go to the bathroom, where I had no privacy and was under the constant surveillance of an officer.
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" The extended family in New York ranges across the experience of city life: some are police officers, "and the other half have gotten stopped and frisked.
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Terry doesn't raise his voice but is told to lower his voice; he tries to explain that he's also a cop but is manhandled and frisked.
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Two cops, both in plain clothes and unrecognizable as police with the exception of small earpieces, jumped out of the cab and frisked one of us.
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In the past, Jamie says he's been stopped and frisked on several different occasions; once he flashes his college ID, though, the cops often back off.
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While Michael Bloomberg was mayor of New York, black and Latino people were disproportionately stopped, and often frisked, millions of times, peaking at 2379,23 in 2700.
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Those who went out for a smoke were frisked a second time before being allowed back in, and then again every time they needed a nicotine fix.
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When I got stopped and frisked at the University of Pennsylvania, my alma mater, my phone battery was dead, so I couldn't record video or call anyone.
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In 2013, one black man was chased down and bitten by an officer's dog even though the officer had frisked him and knew the man was unarmed.
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His signature piece of legislation stopped the New York Police Department from maintaining a database of people it stopped, questioned and frisked who had done nothing wrong.
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That investigation revealed an abusive form of policing, vindicating black Baltimoreans who had complained for years that they were being stopped, frisked and even arrested without cause.
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Police frisked young men and women as they arrived at Brasilia's ministry-lined esplanade and seized pen knives, slings and marbles used by protesters to unbalance police horses.
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Before they approached the raised bank, or berm, Peshmerga -- Kurdish soldiers -- frisked them one by one, and went through their bags at an outpost outside the town of Daqouq.
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Since 2016, airports in Beijing, Shenzhen, Kunming, and Wuhan have pink-colored security lines and checkpoints for women, so that women can avoid being frisked by male security guards.
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But while the searches did lead to weapons being confiscated, the overwhelming majority of people who were detained and frisked were let go because they hadn't done anything wrong.
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Police frisked young men and women as they arrived at the ministry-lined esplanade of Brasilia and seized pen knives, slings and marbles used by protesters to unbalance police horses.
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Laura Gomez, for example, is hardly recognizable as the woman who plays Blanca, an inmate who purposely keeps her hair and eyebrows unkempt to avoid being frisked by the COs.
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Black women in particular were more likely than any other group to be X-rayed in addition to being frisked, though they were less likely to be actually carrying drugs.
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To enter, we passed through a metal detector and were frisked, the implication being that terrorists hate teens' right to choose in categories like Choice Summer Show and Choice Web Stars.
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Or the millions of black Americans who will be stopped and frisked under a Trump administration, then conceivably asked to serve in a war their commander-in-chief doesn't fully understand.
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During a weekly radio appearances in 2013 -- when he was still NYC Mayor -- Bloomberg said too many whites are being stopped-and-frisked while minorities were getting off easy ... statistically speaking.
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Both men were arrested as the movie let out, frisked and found to be in possession of loaded revolvers; but beyond that there is very little consensus about what actually happened.
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I was frisked when I was sent to work in the morning, when I returned from work in the afternoon and when I both left for and returned from evening recreation.
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Along the way, law enforcement personnel ordered people to raise their arms and sometimes frisked them as they filed by — a common precaution, security experts said, but one that alarmed some.
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As utopian as Christiania's social experiment appears, it's not been without friction, and Lukas grew up with a severe mistrust for the police: he was first frisked at 10 years old.
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Back then, Nadal was partial to sleeveless shirts and pirate pants, Court Philippe Chatrier had no aerial camera, and a fan could enter Roland Garros Stadium without being frisked by security officials.
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Too many customers are like -- here I am, you know, getting frisked without my shoes and I could be on wheels -- I think Bastian said, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
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The man was the passenger in the vehicle and was frisked, the officer said, because the driver, who was stopped because his headlights were off, looked nervous as the officer approached the car.
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Apparently seeking to deflect criticism of their security procedures, officials released surveillance footage that showed Mr. Mustafa being frisked by security officials as he passed through a security gate before boarding the flight.
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The only victims are those who were harmed by the former Mayor's racist policies, like the people of color who were disproportionately stopped and frisked, or the Muslim communities surveyed by the NYPD.
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Being stopped and frisked, and seeing it happen to my neighbors and friends throughout my childhood, reminded me that segregation still existed in the U.S. Stop-and-frisk wasn't ramped up in Bloomberg's neighborhood.
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The murder rate is likely to be below 300 this year, breaking the record low of 328 murders in 20173, while the number of people stop and frisked has dropped 98 percent since 2011.
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He was motivated to become a police officer by an incident in which a Miami police officer stopped and frisked him for no apparent reason, according to a March article about him in the Herald.
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A video of the incident, taken by an observer on the street, begins at this point and shows Mr. Grays, in his postal uniform, as he is handcuffed, frisked and taken to the unmarked car.
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The data we have shows that communities of color, and Black men in particular, are more likely to be stopped, pulled out of cars, frisked and searched, far beyond what is justified by actual criminal activity.
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"Because you know as soon as you leave home you could be unduly harassed, assaulted, you could be pulled over and frisked for no reason and you might die before you make it home," Ford said.
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When you think of the crisis at the border, the photo of a young, migrant girl crying as her mother is frisked by a Border Patrol agent is probably the first image that comes to mind.
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New York Police Department data clearly showed that most of the people being stopped and frisked were black or Latinx even though police found weapons and contraband on white residents more, as Vox's German Lopez explained.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "[Imitating Bloomberg] If I was black, I wouldn't have gotten this far because my police would have slammed me against the wall and frisked me and then I would have said, 'Wait, it's me!
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Three months later, in the following January, he was stopped and frisked on Webster Avenue — just down the block from his childhood home — and charged with marijuana possession, but was only found guilty of disorderly conduct.
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For their son, who had to navigate the trauma of living in the "hood," like getting stopped and frisked by police since grade school and getting jumped over false accusations, it was more of a nightmare.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosA California father says he plans to file a complaint against the Transportation Security Administration after his 10-year-old daughter was frisked for nearly two minutes at a North Carolina airport.
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At the immaculately orchestrated soiree-cum-fashion show at her store-front-style loft in TriBeCa last night, guests sampled Malpeque oysters, deviled quail eggs and elderflower cocktails, narrowly dodging Bobbin, the designer's terrier, who frisked underfoot.
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The camera shows us Peter getting frisked and handcuffed and then cuts to Alicia, who is frozen and anxious in a corner of the apartment, like she's flashing back to when she went through this the first time.
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According to the ACLU complaint, police stopped and frisked 16-year-old P.D. (who, as a juvenile, is identified by his initials) and four friends of similar ages, supposedly because police thought they were dressed in gang colors.
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Returning to the surface at Masimthembe, visitors are frisked by security guards who do a thorough pat-down and check the inside of the big rubber boots worn underground, something that was not regular practice in the past.
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The diet seemed to act like a time machine, and Dr. McCay's hungry rats maintained their dapper, glossy coats of fur and frisked about their cages; their well-fed counterparts doddered about in shabby coats and then died.
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"By the time I was 15 to 18, I'd say I was stopped, questioned and frisked at least 60 to 70 times," Tyquan Brehon, a young Brooklyn resident, said in a 2012 interview with The New York Times.
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The ministry accused Turkey of subjecting Naeh to a particularly severe security screening at the airport in Istanbul and inviting local Turkish media to capture the humiliation of him being frisked and forced to remove his shoes and jacket.
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Even as the racial disparity narrowed, Hispanics remained more likely to be searched and arrested after such encounters and blacks were less likely than whites to be found carrying a gun after the police frisked them, the analysis showed.
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She also objected to depiction of a blonde woman, shown in one image being frisked by a police officer, and in another wearing a red bikini and jewelry, taking a selfie with her cellphone and flashing a peace sign.
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Under Bloomberg, the New York City police department routinely stopped, questioned, and frisked men in minority communities — a practice Bloomberg repeatedly defended though it was sharply criticized as racist and, at one point, declared unconstitutional by a federal judge.
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"Don't go out if you don't have to," warns the man at the front desk, noting that I might be stopped and frisked and asked for ID. Lal Chowk, Srinagar's main city square, is a site of historical significance.
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"You walk down the street an innocent black man, and you getting stopped and frisked for no reason," says an aspiring rapper rolling a blunt in the backseat of an SUV in Hannah Price's 20-minute experimental documentary "Blueprint" (2014).
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The city found that about 9 percent of New Yorkers, or around 577,85033 people, report being physically threatened or abused by police, while about 1.9 million, or 29 percent, say they have been stopped, frisked or questioned, according to BuzzFeed.
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Similarly, the Boston Police Department's own analysis found that, after controlling for criminal history, gang affiliation, and violent crime areas, black people were 8 percent more likely to be repeatedly stopped and 12 percent more likely to be searched and frisked.
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Mr. Moore, who grew up in Texas, spent a lot of time with the United States Border Patrol and was on a ride-along as officers detained and frisked families before taking them to a processing center, where they might be separated.
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When Harris received the misbehavior ticket—assault on staff, weapon, and more—it said that while he was being frisked on the wall, a shank fell out of his waistband and as an officer bent to grab it, Harris kneed him in the head.
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Crime fell when New York City officers were logging hundreds of thousands of stop-and-frisk encounters every year, and it fell when the department all but abandoned the unjust policy — there were only about 10,000 stopped-and-frisked New Yorkers in all of 2016.
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If you are African American, without any provocation you can be stopped, frisked, arrested and murdered by US law enforcement, not because, in the words of Martin Luther King, Jr., of "the content of your character" but because of the color of your skin.
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At its height, hundreds of thousands of people — mostly young black and Latino men — were being caught in this dragnet, many being stopped and frisked multiple times for no reason other than the hue of their skin, texture of their hair and ZIP code of their home.
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Despite a clampdown on discriminatory stop and searches ordered by Home Secretary Theresa May, which has dramatically reduced the practice, black people in London are still three times more likely to be frisked than white people, rising to 295 times more likely in some parts of England.
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The US criminal justice system has always unjustly penalized communities of color for crimes that wealthier white communities receive slight or no punishment for; studies have shown despite black and white communities using drugs at the same rate, black Americans are stopped, frisked, and prosecuted at higher rates.
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All visitors are frisked for digital equipment before entering the FAST zone, which was chosen due to its relatively low population and the formation of its mountains, similar to other ultra-sensitive astronomical sites like West Virginia's Green Bank Telescope, where cell phones and radios are likewise banned.
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One of the most surprising parts of the whole project came when we dropped off the firearm at the police station in Sterling, Va. Once an officer removed the weapon from our vehicle, I followed him to a locked area within the station where I was frisked and interviewed.
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With a proposed court settlement filed on Monday, the city is trying to turn the page on a period when black and Latino New Yorkers in some neighborhoods were routinely stopped and frisked by police officers or issued unjustified criminal summonses for minor offenses, like disorderly conduct, trespassing or public drinking.
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"At Summer Jam, which is arguably the largest hip-hop festival in the world, every single fan goes through a metal detector, and the artists and crew are also frisked by state police," said Carl Freed, a veteran concert producer whose company, Trevanna Entertainment, has worked on Summer Jam for more than two decades.
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If you were questioned by officers every time you walked into your own home, got arrested after calling 911 in a crisis, and watched your children grow up being stopped and frisked with the fear that they might be harmed or killed by the very people sworn to protect them, would you want to talk to the police?
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Based on campaign rhetoric, I would have to pursue my unalienable rights from an internment camp (at worst) or while being banned from plane travel (at best); with my husband being stopped-and-frisked while I worry about him being shot by police; or with my private parts up for grabs while I struggle to break gender barriers at work.
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"Such an individual, when approached by the police, might just as easily be motivated by the desire to avoid the recurring indignity of being racially profiled as by the desire to hide criminal activity," Justice Geraldine Hines wrote in Tuesday's unanimous ruling, which referenced the disproportionate rates at which Boston police stopped and frisked black men between 2007 and 2010.
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And so, despite the fears of a full-blown throwdown between a mixed bag of gun nuts, neo-Nazis, the police, and various versions of Antifa super-soldiers, the rally was split between two groups: the armed contingent surrounding the capital, and the unarmed crew on government property who had to be frisked by a line of cops and walk through metal detectors, not unlike entering a music festival.
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Read more: Louisville police officers stopped, frisked, and handcuffed a teen driver for making a 'wide turn,' then criticized his attitudeA Florida sheriff's office tweeted adorable pictures of its new K-9 puppy Rommel, then changed its name to Scout after realizing 'the name is also tied to a #nazi war criminal' The California cliff crash that killed a couple and their 6 adopted kids was a murder-suicide, a jury ruledVideo of a police officer taunting a woman's 13-year-old daughter went viral, and she says she doesn't want him to lose his job.
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