Toronto Begins Push To Implement Street ChecksJoe Martino The policy comes just a month after a class-action complaint filed by the Black Action Defence Committee with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, alleging that Toronto Police are involved with racial profiling. While personally I doubt they would ever admit it, it seems quite obvious that the police dont treat every citizen equally. In New York street checks have been a huge problem as a great deal of racial profiling has gone on; and since cops are given quotas for street checks, arrests and tickets each month, it leaves the door open for even more shady behavior by cops. Click here for more about the NYPDs street check program and the kid who exposed their involvement with racial profiling. For citizens who have done nothing wrong its a breach of privacy on the other hand, some kind of documentation system allows officers to retrieve information that can assist in investigations. Frank Addario, a lawyer retained by the Toronto Police Board. What about the right to remain silent? Now Toronto police want the ability to stop random and innocent people to collect information and IDs for their database? But these are my thoughts, what are your thoughts on having a street check policy? Do you agree or not? Share your thoughts below. You can read the draft here: Hey, names Joe and you are currently engaged in what Im passionate about, Collective Evolution, where this first appeared.I am a creator of CE and have been heavily at it for 4 years. I love inspiring others to make change and am excited to play an active role in making this all happen. Hands down the only other thing I am this passionate about is baseball. Email me: joe@collective-evolution.com The Spanish and Germans perfected it though. 