We should be careful before we unnecessarily increase the number of interactions between police and the general public. For example, roadside drug test accurac

We should be careful before we unnecessarily increase the number of interactions between police and the general public. For example, roadside drug test accuracy rate is abysmal but innocent people are being put in jail because uninformed LEO either don't know or don't care baout the rate. If you can't afford to fight the false charge, your life/record/job/etc is screwed. Also, these false positives tend to have a conveniently racist default twist in our country. "59% of the Houston defendants in drug arrests involving false positives were black.", I expect the number that didn't fight the charge and were wrongfully convicted is quite high as well. https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/10/magazine/how-a-2-roadside-drug-test-sends-innocent-people-to-jail.html https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/10/magazine/how-a-2-roadside...