Racial Profiling in Law Enforcement

What should officers do if the suspect description includes a particular vehicle but the occupants do not match the race and gender description?

Which individuals does the term 'racial profiling' primarily pertain to?

Who mandates the collection of specified data for motor vehicle stops conducted by peace officers?

What is the responsibility of TCOLE regarding data collection for motor vehicle stops in Texas?

In what state does TCOLE delegate the responsibility to collect specified data for motor vehicle stops?

What should officers do if they can determine that occupants in a vehicle do not match the race and gender description provided in a suspect's description?

What should officers not do if the suspect description includes a particular vehicle but the occupants do not match the race and gender description?

When it comes to witnesses, complainants, or other citizen contacts, to whom does the term 'racial profiling' primarily pertain?

In which state does the Code of Criminal Procedure (CCP) mandate the collection of specified data for motor vehicle stops conducted by peace officers?

Who is responsible for collecting specified data for all law enforcement agencies in the state of Texas regarding motor vehicle stops?

If an officer can determine that occupants in a vehicle do not match the race and gender description provided in a suspect's description, what action should they take according to the text?

What do officers need to consider when developing reasonable suspicion based on a suspect description that includes race and gender?

'Racial profiling' is most relevant when applied to:

'Geographical profiling' primarily involves profiling based on:

'Motor vehicle stops based on race' refer to stopping vehicles because of:

What aspect is NOT relevant when considering making a motor vehicle stop based on a description provided by a suspect?