Those Who Have Not Experienced a Stop-And-Search by a Police

Those who have not experienced a stop-and-search by a police officer might consider racial profiling to be a minor inconvenience. However, studies have shown that there are real and direct consequences of this controversial policing practice, particularly

A) For those large numbers of innocent citizens who are arbitrarily stopped and/or searched
B) For police officers who have to face constant allegations of racial profiling
C) For the entire society because of the impact that it has on race relations in major Canadian cities
D) For those people who received a traffic ticket for speeding
E) For members of the white community who want to experience racial profiling