08/26/2026
At our August Community Justice Coalition meeting, we heard from the investigative journalists behind Recovered Factory who are committed to making policing data public and accessible. They have done a deep dive into the 2025 Missouri Vehicle Stops Report, an annually published data set that illuminates racial bias in police stops.
You can find their analysis here ⬇️
vsr.recoveredfactory.net/en/analysis/first-impressions-2025
They’re also tracking the growing number of 287(g) agreements, which allow local law enforcement to work with ICE. Missouri currently has the third-highest number of these agreements, behind Texas and Florida.
Use their interactive tool to see if police in your community are working with immigration enforcement. ⬇️
287g.recoveredfactory.net/en
A first look at the 2025 Missouri vehicle stops data: why ~90 agencies dropped out of the 2024 report and returned in 2025, plus Hispanic stop share, racial disparities, declining searches, and the contraband outcome test.