Charlotte's Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office announced a new policy that they will not longer enforce non-moving traffic violations, which is aimed at racial equity.
Former Buncombe County Sheriff Van Duncan, who left the Democratic Party, joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how crime spiraled out of control in Asheville as the city grapples with police shortages.in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, which contains Charlotte, announced Monday that they will no longer pull over motorists for non-moving traffic violations such as driving on a revoked license, window tinting or a broken tail light.
The policy, which went into effect on Sept.
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