Does the article bother to mention the actual demographic composition of the city? Does the author admit that even though the ethnic makeup of those arrested is not representative of the population, it is representative of the crimes committed? Does the author draw any inferences from the coincidental fact that the rankings of criminality happens to coincide with ... something measurable but politically incorrect?
It will never happen.
He would not be gainfully employed(I refuse to call what he does 'work') at the Washington Post if he did.