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More about CARP:

Citizens Against Racial Profiling Inc was created on the belief that it’s clients needs are of the utmost importance. Our entire team is committed to meeting those needs. As a result, a high percentage of our business is from repeat clients and referrals.

We would welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver you the best service in the industry. Citizens Against Racial Profiling Inc. (C.A.R.P.) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2008 by Duval County resident Dominick Davis, President and CEO.

C.A.R.P. offers information, arbitration, investigation, and case specific assistance to citizens of Duval, Baker, Clay, Nassau, St. Johns, Putnam, and Bradford counties. C.A.R.P. also provides assistance to State and Federal prisoners concerning Civil Rights Violations. We do not handle any criminal cases. C.A.R.P. is a ground roots community organization interested in partnering with diverse segment of our communities to improve the quality of life of all.

Short-Term Goals:
1. Establish a rapport with law enforcement, social, and civic leaders to address issues of Racial Profiling and Civil Rights Violations by police and commercial with representation and input.
a. Formation of independent civilian review board.
b. Establish direct access with law enforcement liaison in all member counties.
c. Introduce C.A.R.P. concept and recruit representatives in each county of service regional
2. Generate funding to cover administrative, logistical, and operational expenses.
3. Educate public on issues of racial profiling and civil rights violations through media, press releases, networking, and seminars.
4. Coalesce with local religious, social, and civil rights organizations.
5. Recruit community membership (outlines services, discounts & benefits offered.)

Long-Term Goals
1. Retain pro bono and/or reduced fees legal representation for =victims (clients) of racial profiling and civil rights violations.
2. Recruit corporate partners for sponsorship and business networking
3. Lobby political representatives for legislative support of C.A.R.P.’s community agenda.
4. Establish periodic “major” fund raising events.

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