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| One Photographer’s Long Witnessing of Stop and Frisk |
| By bokeh.jjie.org - Daryl Khan |
| Published: 08/15/2013 |
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Before June 2010, when Robert Stolarik visited the Brownsville Houses for an assignment for the New York Times to cover what was being touted as a new anti-crime policy implemented by the NYPD, he had never heard of Stop and Frisk. At first, Stolarik was skeptical of what residents were saying about the controversial policy. Mothers pushing strollers in courtyards stopped by police officers for no apparent reason. Teens walking to a friend’s house along the path from one building to another stopped and searched and summonsed. Middle aged men sitting on benches rousted and patted down. It was hard to swallow the stories, until, he said, he saw them for himself. Read More. |
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