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The latest look at traffic stops in CT shows what many people already know: some police are disproportionately pulling over Black and Latino drivers. Our statement:https://www.acluct.org/en/press-releases/another-traffic-stop-study-shows-racial-disparities-policing-connecticut …
Statewide, police disproportionately pull over people of color during the day, when a driver’s race or ethnicity is more visible.
Statewide, police are more likely to find illegal items when searching white drivers’ cars.
For three years in a row, Wethersfield, Stratford, and East Hartford police have disproportionately pulled over people of color.
Of the 12 police departments flagged in this year's report, 5 (East Hartford, Meriden, Stratford, Trumbull, and Wethersfield) showed warning signs of racial profiling in other years, too.
"Police should be making traffic stop decisions based on safety, not the color of a driver’s skin or the zip code where their car is registered. Yet the evidence clearly shows that fair policing isn’t happening in all towns in our state." - @DavidMcGuireEsq
Biased traffic enforcement undermines faith in our democracy. Our state needs independent oversight of police to prevent biased traffic stops.
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