Well, it's either an indication that the cops are engaging in aggressive profiling, or are remarkably free of pressure to write tickets. Surprisingly, the answe

Well, it's either an indication that the cops are engaging in aggressive profiling, or are remarkably free of pressure to write tickets. Surprisingly, the answer seems to be the latter -- Chief Anderson is an attorney who was legal counsel to the department's SWAT unit as well as a longtime Nashville cop, who appears to put great faith in building community-police relationships, and whose department has independently adopted stringent anti-profiling rules. Anderson also blew the whistle to Congress a few months ago on an attempt by Secret Service agents to mislead a suspect into believing they had a warrant. If the ACLU designed a supercop, it'd be this guy. Nashville -- who knew?