In July 2019, the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) and the Department of Motor Vehicles launched new data systems and related policy and training to allow the collection of more data in discrete fields and enable greater data analysis of police stops. Transparency around this information is critically important to public trust. MPD is committed to ensuring that each police stop meets its high standards for fair and constitutional policing and demonstrates respect for the individual stopped.

As you review this data, we ask readers to recognize there are limits to what questions can be answered with just this data set.

Stop Data: 2021

• Stop Data: July-December 2021
• Stop Data: January-June 2021

Stop Data: 2020

• Stop Data Report: January-December 2020
• Stop Data: July 1-December 31, 2020
• Stop Data: January 1-June 30, 2020

Stop Data: 2019

• Stop Data and Report: July 22-December 31, 2019
• Stop Data and Report: July 22-August 18, 2019

Stop Data: 2010-2017

• Stop Data and Explanatory Notes (2010-2017)

Related Links

• DC Crime Cards
• MPD Directives for Public Release
• Open Data (MPD)