Arizona Police Call Racial Profiling Reforms Too Costly, Misuse $163M

Source: ProPublica In 2013, a U.S. federal judge ruled that Arizona police had violated the rights of Latino drivers, so the court required reforms such as documenting traffic stops to detect racial bias, employing investigators to probe reports of deputy misconduct, and appointing a monitor to oversee the settlement. A new report shows, however, that the police spent millions from the settlement fund on other things, even though racial disparities persist. What's...