You people jump on the FBI crime statistics and say people of color are being singled out, but you never really look at the statistics from the real point that it must be viewed from. That is at the local area level.
Here is an example of why the national statistics do not represent the true picture. A state has a black populace of 20%, yet the rate of their incarceration is at 50% for violent crimes. You would call this racist and selective actions by police, but it is not. No one is being profiled.
When you look at these statistics in a local area view, you find out the inner cities are 60% black, so the ratio is actually correct for the populace creating it. Where are the crimes being committed and what is that ratio?