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92bDad · 06-05-2009, 02:54 PM

https://www.dallascounty.org/dcwante...endersList.jsp

I noticed this list posted from a local sports radio show.

This is the top 50 "Wanted" for arrest due to some type of violations, along with the amounts of money they owe.

The list breaks dows as follows:

45 = Male
5 = Female

42 = African American
4 = Hispanic
4 = White

What are the variables that contribute to such a drastic difference?

What is different in the various groups that influence the demographic?

Is it a courts problem, is it a community problem...what are the different influences that end up giving such a result?

Basically what is it that has caused these 50 indidividuals to make choices on their own to wind up on this list, and how can we as a society help not only these individuals, but change the elements that caused to get into this position?

This is the FIRST time, I have ever looked at something like this, I would be curious to see where I can find other lists and see what the statistics tell us.

06-05-2009, 02:54 PM	#1
92bDad Platinum Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: TX Posts: 2,505	Statistics...what are the deeper issues? https://www.dallascounty.org/dcwante...endersList.jsp I noticed this list posted from a local sports radio show. This is the top 50 "Wanted" for arrest due to some type of violations, along with the amounts of money they owe. The list breaks dows as follows: 45 = Male 5 = Female 42 = African American 4 = Hispanic 4 = White What are the variables that contribute to such a drastic difference? What is different in the various groups that influence the demographic? Is it a courts problem, is it a community problem...what are the different influences that end up giving such a result? Basically what is it that has caused these 50 indidividuals to make choices on their own to wind up on this list, and how can we as a society help not only these individuals, but change the elements that caused to get into this position? This is the FIRST time, I have ever looked at something like this, I would be curious to see where I can find other lists and see what the statistics tell us.