Rochester mayor criticizes cops for violating 'sanctuary city' polities by helping Border Patrol on traffic stop

Rochester mayor criticizes cops for violating ‘sanctuary city’ polities by helping Border Patrol on traffic stop


The Democrat mayor of Rochester, New York, is facing backlash after he criticized police who answered a call to help Border Patrol on a traffic stop on Monday.

Rochester Mayor Malik Evans held a press conference Wednesday with Rochester Police Chief David Smith to chastise the two officers for violating their “sanctuary city” policies.

‘The reality is, there’s a lot more profiling, there’s a lot more disdain for being Latino right now in this country.’

Border Patrol stopped the van at about 5:30 p.m. near the intersection of Lyell Avenue and Whitney Street and called for backup about a half-hour later. Smith said that officers acted on their own out of the view of the RPD supervisor who first responded to the call.

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