evidence: The NYPD has conducted millions of stop-and-frisks in New York City over the last two decades. The majority of those stopped are people of color, and a vastly disproportionate number are Black. There is no evidence that ramping up stops makes New Yorkers safer. But we do know that many of these stops have been unlawful and that some have led to violent police misconduct. The following is an analysis of New York City’s stop-and-frisk data, including a list of stops by year. Stop-and-frisk was a signature policy of the Bloomberg administration. Over 96 percent of all stops that occurred from 2003-2023 took place during his time in office. While comparatively fewer stops occurred during the de Blasio administration – nearly 135,000 – enormous racial disparities have persisted every year. In 2022, the first year of the Adams administration, the NYPD made over 15,000 stops, the largest number of stops since 2015. This rising trend continued into 2023 where nearly 17,000 stops were made. [...] The overwhelming majority of people stopped by the NYPD have been innocent, meaning the NYPD found no evidence of wrongdoing and the civilian was not given a summons or arrested.