I guess I don't see how this leads to officer discipline or convictions. As long as the officer had probable cause for the citation/arrest, then there is nothing legally wrong with the case, even if there are indications of discriminatory enforcement.

Why not create a site that can have complaints against officers cataloged, similar to therobbingroom.com (and increase the popularity/use of this one too). Obviously people still need to file complaints with authorities. The problem is that the authorities don't self-investigate with integrity.

I recently had an issue with a trooper knowingly holding a charge without probable cause against my wife which resulted in restrictions in our freedoms. His LT says it's not against the rules. He also backed up the trooper in his choice not to prosecute the other party for a similar offense. Nobody in the system cares. I reached out to a civil rights lawyer and he told me that the courts don't care about rights violations unless substantial monetary damages occurred. If the system won't enforce our rights, then do we even have any?

If egregious violations are ignored, then how will trends help?