In response to rev.3:11's post, we here in Akron have to do what is called a "CCL"(citizen contact log) after every traffic stop. Have to input age, race, sex, why stopped and outcome. Suppose to track who we are stopping and why. Problem is it does not take into account the racial makeup of the patrol area. I have worked a couple different districts in my 7 years there. One area I worked is primarily white, so the majority of the CCL's will show white's being stopped. Another is primarily black, so of course the majority of my stops will be black. I am a white officer, and if someone looks at the CCL's from the primarily black area I worked, will that show I am a racist? To some it probably will. I love it when people outside the realm of law enforcement throw in their two cents and tell us what we are doing wrong. Makes it hard to work effectively in my opinion. I just go out and do what I have to do, do it right, and I have nothing to worry about. Yes, there are officers that probably are racist, but I have yet to meet one. And I don't see it as a problem in Akron.