Samah Sisay
1:14:49
I would just like to state for the record I'm with the Center For Constitutional Rights.
1:14:54
And so for the for the specialized units, neighborhood safety team, the public safety teams, and the community response teams, which I think, are miss misnamed in the ways that they interact with communities.
1:15:06
But, the data is available with regards to Terry stops, so those are, level 3 stops.
1:15:13
And though that data is what the Federal Monitor uses for reports and to do analysis as to whether or not the NYPD is in compliance.
1:15:21
But like I said earlier, the issue with the data is that it's shown that a substantial amount of, the data is actually not available because 30% of stops about 30% of stops are not being reported on or properly documented.
1:15:34
And so part of that problem is that, you know, whether it's officers just not documenting, whether it's officers thinking it's like a level 2 encounter when actually it's a stop that needs to be documented on, you know, we're seeing that there's a huge chunk of the data missing, and then there have been discussions.
1:15:50
I don't think that's what this hearing is about around, like, c c r CCRBs access to body worn camera and other, information when they are doing disciplinary hearings and trying to get information in order to move discipline along.
1:16:02
So I think that's another part of, you know, available data.
