Stop & Frisk = civil rights at risk

Posted on June 19, 2012 by Appellate Squawk

We joined Sunday’s silent march down Fifth Avenue to protest against the NYPD’s Stop & Frisk policy. The next march should be on the real victimizers of the Fourth Amendment: the DA’s and the Courts. Hopefully our snapshots will convey some of the diverse spirit  of the march. Imagine, a crowd of New Yorkers and neighbors keeping quiet all the way from 110th St. to 77th!

   Silence!

     How did this get in here?

     Enough with the silence!

 

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2 Responses to Stop & Frisk = civil rights at risk

  1. Pingback: NYPD deprived of stop ‘n’ frisk turns to eviction | appellatesquawk

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