The change in name doesn’t come with any new instruction for officers on how and when to perform the stops, but Rodriguez said police don’t use the tactic in the way it was employed in New York.

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The New York City Police Department has agreed to purge a database of names and addresses of people stopped by police under the NYPD's controversial stop-and-frisk program but later cleared of ...