Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg apologized again for supporting stop-and-frisk policing after audio of him defending it in 2015 was shared on social media
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg apologized again Tuesday for supporting stop-and-frisk policing after audio of him aggressively defending it in 2015 was widely shared on social media.
The audio, posted on Twitter Monday, put a fresh spotlight on the controversial practice as Mr. Bloomberg tries to build support in the crowded Democratic presidential field. The audio was posted by Benjamin Dixon, a progressive podcast host, and was shared by Democrats who oppose Mr. Bloomberg’s candidacy as well as by President...
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