Montreal’s mayor is urging an end to random police checks following allegations of racial profiling within the city’s police force. An internal investigation is underway, focusing on 16 officers accused of disproportionately targeting Black and Arab residents. Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada revealed her own family’s experiences with these stops, stating her husband has been repeatedly targeted while driving. The call for a halt to random checks aims to address concerns about systemic bias and rebuild trust between the police and marginalized communities. The investigation’s outcome could lead to significant changes in policing practices within Montreal. This situation has sparked public debate regarding police accountability and racial justice in the city. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses.