There's a lot of concerns in the community that those practices are still occurring nowadays. What reform do you think has been successful in stopping those practices within that office? I think if you look at the statistics now that the department generates to the monitor and to the federal judge, I think you'll see that those practices have stopped and changed. Even when I was the chief of police in Mesa, we had sheriff's deputies come out to Mesa and round up workers that were working in kitchens or working in car washes. (09:37–10:36)
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Asserts that current statistics show that racial profiling practices have stopped and changed.
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