
From: Richard Hylton <hyltonrichard@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 9:13 PM
Subject: Fwd: A seeming clever use of words “Phase One of the SDSU Report”, “Raw Data”, “SDPD Report”.
To: Megan Burks <meburks@kpbs.org>
A communication, that conforms to the essence of the below, was sent to the persons shown, today.
- the groups or ethnicities who are most often treated as crime suspects. (field Interview)
- the groups or ethnicities who are most often treated as crime suspects but leave the encounter unticketed.(field Interviewed w/o Citation)
- the groups or ethnicities who when searched are found to have the highest or lowest incidence of contraband.
- the groups or ethnicities who are cited least or most
- the groups or ethnicities whose passengers are searched most or least.
- Examine and count the various types of searches, consent, non-consent, 4th Waiver, Inventory for groups or ethnicities
From: Richard Hylton <hyltonrichard@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 3:12 PM
Subject: A seeming clever use of words “Phase One of the SDSU Report”, “Raw Data”, “SDPD Report”.
To: martiemerald@sandiego.gov
Cc: myrtlecole@sandiego.gov, chrisCate@sandiego.gov, toddgloria@sandiego.gov,kevinfaulconer@sandiego.gov, “Goldsmith, Jan” <JGOLDSMITH@sandiego.gov>,scottsherman@sandiego.gov, loriezapf@sandiego.gov, davidalvarez@sandiego.gov, Kellen Russoniello <krussoniello@aclusandiego.org>, Margaret Dooley-Sammuli <mds@aclusandiego.org>, Joshua Chanin <jchanin@mail.sdsu.edu>, Stuart Henry <stuart.henry2@gmail.com>
Mrs. Hylton advised me not to attend because it would be an waste of time. She was right
—
Richard Hylton
