
New Jersey State Police 'never meaningfully grappled' with discrimination, comptroller finds
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New Jersey State Police took insufficient action to address discriminatory practices, the state's comptroller determined in a report issued Tuesday.
"The fact that for years the State Police was aware of data showing disparate treatment of people of color on our roads — yet took no action to combat those trends — shows that the problems run deeper than previously realized," Acting State Comptroller Kevin Walsh said in a statement.
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