Claudlin Pierre Louis was born in Haiti and raised in Central Brooklyn. He enjoys learning about new technology, reading, and is a big Knicks fan. He was a member of Youth Organizing to Save Our Streets (YO S.O.S.), a youth development program that aims to empower young people to become peer educators and community organizers on issues of violence. He currently attends Medgar Evers College and wants to pursue journalism.
Claudlin’s story will explore community and police relations in East New York since the Community Safety Act passed in 2013, a bill aimed at creating greater oversight of the NYPD and limiting their use of stop and frisk.
Claudlin Pierre Louis appears in the following:
Policing in Starrett City
Tuesday, November 08, 2016
The patrol officers in the Starrett City housing complex in East New York have built a positive relationship with my community. I wish the NYPD would do the same in every neighborhood.
