By Rebecca Bowe, KQED News Fix
Although African-Americans represent just 6 percent of San Francisco’s adult population, they are 7 times as likely as whites to be arrested, according to a report scheduled for release Tuesday.
The report, produced for a city and county advisory council, revealed wide disparities in arrest, booking and conviction rates. It also found that black adults in San Francisco were 11 times as likely to be booked into county jail and over 10 times as likely to be convicted of a crime.
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