Louisville's police chief responds to call for action over data showing racial disparities in searches
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On Monday, the Louisville Metro Office of Inspector General called for immediate action after internal records obtained by WDRB showed Metro Police officers searched Black drivers more than twice as often as white drivers last year and were less likely to find anything illegal when they did.
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On Monday, the Louisville Metro Office of Inspector General called for immediate action after internal records obtained by WDRB showed Metro Police officers searched Black drivers more than twice as often as white drivers last year and were less likely to find anything illegal when they did.
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