Claim: Before recent reforms, fewer than one in 10 stops and searches led to an arrest. Now the rate is the highest on record.
Fact-check: Stops and searches are becoming less common - Full Fact
Verdict: correct. figures from 2008-2011 showed 9% of all stops and searches resulted in an arrest. by 2015/16, this was up to 16% - the highest on record.
Organisation: Full Fact
Author: Joseph O'Leary
Date published: 2017-08-10T00:00:00