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Officers record the perceived race of the driver during traffic stops. Options are limited to White, Black, Latino, Asian, <br />Native American, and Other. In 2019, 59.1% of drivers stopped by officers were White whereas 40.9% were persons of <br />color. <br />Traffic Stops by Race of Driver, 2019 <br />n=4123 <br />Figure 9 -Traffic Stops by Race of Driver <br />17,0% <br />TYPE OF TRAFFIC STOP INITIATED <br />The chart and table below summarize traffic stop data by examining both the perceived race of the driver and the type of <br />stop initiated. The single 9-1-1/Citizen Complaint initiated stop was a Latino driver and is not labeled on the chart. <br />Traffic Stops by Type of Stop & Race of Driver, 2019 <br />n=4123 <br />■ 9-1-1/Citizen Investigative Stop ■ Vehicle Violation ■ Moving Violation <br />Other <br />5%13 5°%,15 6%,61 <br />Latino Asian Black <br />Race of Driver <br />Figure 10 - Traffic Stops by Type of Stop & Race of Driver <br />Service • Integrity + Respect + Innovation <br />White <br />7 <br />100010 <br />90°/0 <br />80010 <br />70% <br />+1 <br />N <br />60% <br />w <br />C) <br />SO% <br />aj <br />40% <br />U <br />as <br />30010 <br />a <br />20% <br />10% <br />1896, <br />3 <br />0% <br />Native <br />American <br />Other <br />5%13 5°%,15 6%,61 <br />Latino Asian Black <br />Race of Driver <br />Figure 10 - Traffic Stops by Type of Stop & Race of Driver <br />Service • Integrity + Respect + Innovation <br />White <br />7 <br />