Wednesday’s Headlines Are Cited Less

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By Blake AuedApr 12, 2023, 4:00 am146 pts
Traffic citations are down by 86 percent compared to 2019, which some blame for a corresponding spike in deaths. Law enforcement departments are shorthanded, and cities are banning “pretext” stops that expose drivers of color to police violence. But the shift in priorities may also be encouraging reckless…

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