Stop And Frisk Policy Stirs Opposition To Bratton’s OPD Hiring
Stop and frisk - staunchly defended by former Chief Bill Bratton in a CBS5 exclusive interview - is a policing concept that says if an officer has reasonable suspicion that someone is engaged in criminal activity, then the officer has the right to stop and search that person. As Joe Vazquez reports, some in Oakland are protesting Bratton's hiring and the policy in Oakland.
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