What the data shows

Live analyses of MPD data · each page carries its methodology and caveats

Each analysis is its own page: one finding, the method behind it, and every caveat that comes with it. Published dates say when an analysis shipped; the numbers are computed live from the latest MPD release, so the data window on each page is what dates the figures.

Stops by district

Stop disparity is worst where the fewest Black people live

MPD stops, 2023–2025 (pooled) · Published July 2026

6.67× The disparity over time

The disparity persisted, and deepened, across six years, two mayors, and a pandemic

MPD stops, Jul 2019–2025, by year · Published July 2026

1.73→1.87× Searches: the outcome test

Searches find contraband at the same rate by race; who gets searched at all is what differs

MPD stops, both eras (2019–2025) · Published July 2026

up to 4.5× Arrests by district

Arrests show the same shape as stops, deeper and starker: thirteen years of it

MPD adult arrests, 2013–2025 (pooled) · Published July 2026

8.08× Camera vs officer enforcement

Where officers choose to write traffic tickets is not where cameras record violations

MPD moving violations, 2023–2025 (36 months, pooled) · Published July 2026

up to 2.6× Veil-of-darkness test

The veil-of-darkness test: does daylight, when race is visible, change who gets stopped?

MPD stops, 2019–2025, inter-twilight window · Published July 2026

OR 0.93 Enforcement vs reported crime

Against the crime residents report: stop and arrest volume roughly track violence; frisks exceed every baseline

MPD incidents vs stops (2023–2025) and arrests (2013–2025) · Published July 2026

frisks 2.7×

No analysis matches that search.

Analyses are listed in the order they shipped. Findings state what the data shows relative to residential population, not a proven cause.