racial profiling

The NYPD will place 1,000 cameras with officers around the city this fall.

A judge ordered the retailer to end its practice of detaining accused shoplifters in its stores.

Macy's is running an anti-shoplifting "scheme" that targets minority customers, according to a lawsuit.

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Councilman Brad Lander said he's "troubled" by reports police told black teens to get out of the area.

The incident was the latest headache for Barneys, which paid $525,000 over racial profiling charges.

Court records show Taxi and Limousine inspectors have seized hundreds of innocent drivers' cars.

Two Bronx women claim they were racially profiled by NYPD officers who fired at them and their pets.

The chauffeur said he was simply taking his longtime boss to run errands.

Postman Melih Kalyoncu said he was racially profiled by New York's Taxi and Limousine Commission.

Dan Keys Jr. is suing the TLC for $3 million in a newly filed racial profiling suit.

In a brief filed in state court, the mayor's office says state law preempts the City Council's law.

Judge Shira Scheindlin ruled that millions of New Yorkers were unlawfully stopped and searched.

A mayoral aide tried to recruit a candidate to run against City Councilman Mark Weprin as retaliation.

Ray Kelly said that a memo urging officers to better document stop-and-frisks isn't related to a trial.