Report: Black Missouri drivers still get stopped more often

By: Summer Ballentine Associated Press June 2, 2016

Black drivers in Missouri were nearly 70 percent more likely than whites to get stopped by the police last year, marking a slight improvement from the year before but showing there still are significant racial disparities in such stops. State Attorney General Chris Koster's office released a report Wednesday showing that black motorists were 69 percent ...

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Report: Black Missouri drivers still get stopped more often

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