(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The following is a question I ran into when taking an entrance exam for a county job.

A quarterly report shows that speeding tickets written by a police officer are as follows:

• 527 tickets written to African Americans
  
• 356 tickets written to Hispanics
  
• 100 tickets written to Whites
  
• 95 tickets written to Asians
  

In one sentence, what can you infer about the information provided?

The way you answer the question is supposed to show how you think. I know what the "right" answer was, but before I post it, I want you guys to post how you would answer it.

Asians tend to avoid Police Officers more often than African Americans. :carling:

I can acknowledge that more tickets are written to African Americans, more then any other type of race.

Correct?

yall are stupid, asians are bad drivers, slow drivers, but they dont speed or do stupid things, how many times have u seen an asian speeding or some shit like that

is it that 1078 tickets were written?

That's one helluva lot of tickets written out by just 1 officer dude !:wtf:
Or there's a lot of speedy gonzalez in the area?

I don't know, I don't tend to sit with a speed detector and a camera to see if it's an Asian person, and he/she is speeding.

Quarter = 3 months
3 months = 12 weeks
12 weeks = 46 work days

That equals about 25 tickets per day, or about 2-3 per hour. That is assuming this police officer worked 4 days per week, 10 hours per day (typical police schedule).

Blacks are more likely to speed than asians. Also that one police officer likes to write a **** load of speeding tickets. hate to see a years worth.