Federal judge rules Kansas Highway Patrol's 'Two-Step' tactic unconstitutional

A federal judge ruled the Kansas Highway Patrol's "Two-Step" tactic violates the Fourth Amendment.
The "Two-Step" involved troopers searching out-of-state vehicles for drugs without consent.
The judge ordered the Highway Patrol to stop targeting drivers from "drug source" states.
Additional trooper training and driver protections were proposed by the judge.
Data showed out-of-state drivers were pulled over and searched at higher rates than Kansans.