New data shows increase in traffic stops throughout Connecticut
In 2023, there was an overall 15% increase in stops, according to the state Racial Profiling Prohibition Project.
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6ds agoNew traffic figures say police throughout Connecticut are conducting more traffic stops.
In 2023, there was an overall 15% increase in stops, according to the state Racial Profiling Prohibition Project.
However, there was a 7% drop in stops made by state police.
Traffic stops are still 30% lower than before the pandemic.
There is no publicly released data breakdown on race or ethnicity.
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