DCist: MPD Releases Year’s Worth Of Police Stop Data Following ACLU Lawsuit

By Editor On Mar 6, 2021 Last updated Mar 6, 2021

The Metropolitan Police Department released its 2020 stop data on Friday, following a lawsuit filed last month by the local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU-DC.

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