What identifying information is prohibited in a required racial profiling report?

In a required racial profiling report, it is prohibited to include information about the peace officer or the individual involved in the stop. This guideline is in place to protect the privacy of the officers and individuals, preventing any potential bias or unfair treatment that may arise from such personal identifiers being included in the report. By excluding this identifying information, the focus remains on the statistical data regarding traffic stops – such as demographics and reasons for stops – while minimizing the risk of creating undue scrutiny or stigma toward the individuals involved.

This approach promotes transparency and accountability in law enforcement practices while ensuring that reports can be used to identify patterns in racial profiling without compromising individual privacy rights.