> since police find crime where they look, and they tend to look in poorer and non-white areas. That's true for property crime, moving violations, etc. But mos

> since police find crime where they look, and they tend to look in poorer and non-white areas. That's true for property crime, moving violations, etc. But most of these crime predictors are looking at break ins, violent crime, murders, etc. Those numbers don't go up when police are focusing on an area, those generally go down.