These graphs tell you everything you need to know about what's wrong with Baltimore's police department

A scathing Justice Department report released Tuesday night on Baltimore's police department found that residents often perceive "two Baltimores," which experience radically different policing.

The "two Baltimores" perception appears to be backed up by the statistics.

The report found widespread and systemic practices of discriminating against African-Americans, including disproportionately high rates of stops, searches, arrests, and charges.

"The disparities described to us go beyond aggressive behavior and misconduct; some residents spoke about a police non-response to poor, minority areas as well as a lack of thorough investigation into crimes committed in these communities," the report said.

The report included numerous graphs to illustrate the racial disparities. We've included them here: