In GPD’s 2025 Stop Dispositions chart, the police department breaks down the result of an interaction – warning; citation; warning and arrest; citation and arrest; and arrest – including the race of the person the interaction was with. According to the data, the police department issued warnings the most, and they were most often given to white suspects. (Data courtesy Georgetown Police Department)
The Stop Reasons chart details why an officer stopped someone. Reasons listed in the chart include: violation of law, pre-existing knowledge, moving traffic violation and vehicle traffic violation. The category where officers interacted with the public the most was moving traffic violation followed by vehicle traffic violation. In both of these categories, the most interactions were had with white people followed by Hispanic or Latino people. (Data courtesy Georgetown Police Department)
Georgetown Police Department’s 2025 Racial Profiling Report shows of the 9,329 stops, the department did not use force resulting in bodily injury during traffic stops, and there were no racial profiling complaints made to the department. “Racial profiling” means a law-enforcement initiated action based on a person’s ethnicity, race or national origin rather than on individua...
