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A new police initiative using unmarked cars for traffic stops has raised citations by 15% and sparked civil rights concerns.
A new police initiative in several U.S. cities has led to a 15% increase in traffic stop citations over the past month, according to preliminary data from the Department of Justice.
The program, which deploys unmarked vehicles to target high-speed driving and expired registrations, has drawn scrutiny from civil rights groups concerned about transparency and potential over-policing in low-income neighborhoods.
Officials say the effort is part of a broader strategy to reduce traffic-related fatalities, which have risen 8% nationally this year.
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Una nueva iniciativa policial que utiliza coches no marcados para las paradas de tráfico ha aumentado las citaciones en un 15% y ha despertado preocupaciones por los derechos civiles.