Question

what is a clever title for law enforcement(racial profiling) towards suspected terrorists? (Research paper)

Answer 1

@princeharryyy

Answer 2

Radical Islamic Terrorist

Answer 3

Woah that's not subtle :D lol

Answer 4

ISIS

Answer 5

YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE WHAT THESE OFFICERS THINK ABOUT THESE PEOPLE!!

Answer 6

cops are pretty nice here

Answer 7

Is that a bomb in his beard??

Answer 8

my research paper is about that problem and I am coming with a solution.

Answer 9

guys a really need a title. Something clever and unique.

Answer 10

Go to Canada

Answer 11

wait so it the problem about officers stereotyping?

Answer 12

or this terrorist threat

Answer 13

yes based on the past

Answer 14

100% LEGIT WORKING HACK OFFICERS USE TO SUSPECT TERORRISTS

Answer 15

Law enforcement is conducting unreasonable searches and seizure based on a persons’ race or ethnicity. (THESIS <------)

Answer 16

No seriously use mine.
It shows how ridiculous cops can be with racial profiling.
They expect if you have a big beard like that or something that makes you look like a muslim, you're a terrorist.
"Is that a bomb in his beard" is perfect.
However, in NYC, cops don't really do that.

Answer 17

Should this crazy technique law enforcements use be banned?!

Answer 18

Oh okay, well you see no matter what, no one is above the law.

Answer 19

@Seratul I love it

Answer 20

:)

Answer 21

Proper measures for the law has to be enforced. Police officers should be trained so that they are evaluating every situation based on evidence and facts, while maintaining the rule of law. A suspect is innocent until proven guilty. I think one solution is to create a more diverse task force. By having a more racially cohesive task force, the officers will not be tempted to judge based on their ideas of other races....

Answer 22

They learn to work with each other and understand each other. Especially in times like these. When the threats of Radical Islamic groups is so real. It is important to have calm heads and do some real investigations, instead of chasing leads on their preemptive bias.

Answer 23

instead of chasing 'false or misguided' leads i should add that

Answer 24

WAITt just a second... what does this have to do with mathematics

Answer 25

You've been played

Answer 26

EVERYTHING is made from math.

Answer 27

@osprey

this is what i meant.

Answer 28

there will be no reaction to this.