Controversy over police use of racial profiling that has caused a national debate and a major shakeup of the New Jersey State Police in recent months has hit the Sheriff's Department of Lamar County, Ga. Minority drivers say they are being stopped by police in Lamar County on pretext, e.g., for "weaving." The police then intimidate motorists into allowing a search of their vehicles and person.
June 17, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
MACON-The part of I-75 that snakes through Lamar County is short-justabout three miles of interstate-and easy to miss if a motorist isn’t checkingsigns.
Minority motorists, however, claim the Lamar County Sheriff’s Departmentpays far too much attention to them as they pass through that Middle Georgiacounty.
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