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Stop and search more young black people?
The outgoing leader of the National Black Police Association (NBPA) Keith Jarret has rightly been criticised for suggesting police stop and search more young black people to tackle rising gun crime. With more and more of our civil liberties being eroded, the last thing we need is an influential member of a significant minority group almost welcoming the return of the sus laws.
Have we not enough problems with an increasingly alienated young Muslim population, without bringing this into the mix inadvertently?
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Labels: Black, cartoon, civil liberties, editorial cartoon, Keith Jarret, Muslim, National Black Police Association, sus laws
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Monday, 22 October 2007 posted by Paul Toner at 05:38
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