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Councilors moved Wednesday to hold off voting on a bill that would require officers to announce their reasoning for stopping a pedestrian before doing so.
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Proposed amendments to the bill would define "reasonable suspicion" for making a stop and bar police from arresting someone solely for asking questions, talking back or challenging officers during a stop.
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The legislation would require police officers to give their reasons for a stop and frisk.
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Police killings of unarmed black men, stop-and-frisk policies and racially disproportionate prison populations have all been called symptoms of a broken…
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President Donald Trump has called for a return to “law and order” policing and shown support for stop and frisk and heavy use of force. Many modern police…
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Pittsburgh mayor Bill Peduto makes his monthly appearance on the program. He discusses Pittsburgh's participation in a new Justice Department program to…
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Pittsburgh mayor Bill Peduto makes his monthly appearance on the program. He discusses Pittsburgh's participation in a new Justice Department program to…