NYPD's Kelly Correct in Supporting Stop-and-Frisk

NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelley Correct in Supporting New York City’s Stop-and-Frisk Policy.

A misguided federal judge has temporarily gotten in the way of Ray Kelly’s efforts to protect New Yorkers. Thanks to the diligence of NYPD Commissioner Kelly, New York has a record low number of murders.

Kelly will find a way to prevail. National Review’s Katrina Trinko reports:

NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly continued to speak up in support of New York City’s stop-and-frisk policy, which was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge last week. Stop-and-frisk was also criticized in the ruling for leading to “indirect racial profiling.”

“The stark reality is that violence is happening disproportionately in minority communities,” Kelly said on Meet the Press. “And that unfortunately is in big cities throughout America. We have record low numbers of murders in New York City, record low numbers of shootings, we’re doing something right to save lives.”

He struck a similar note on ABC’s This Week, saying, “What we’re doing — and what we’re trying to do — is save lives,” with stop-and-frisk.