elias at a meeting in january three. uh, a question why? why? um, the president of the police commission didn't put this video out when she had access to it. there really needs to be accountability of mandelman for holding on to this tape for so long. um, i don't see that the, um, burglary in progress is on your agenda today. i hope that the chief will discuss it in his report. i think it is vital to the discussion about community policing that everyone have, um, access to this videotape. thank you. good evening. commissioners always good to see you, chief scott. and it feels great to be back. my name is j connor b ortega. and while i'm not here as a candidate, i am here as a very concerned resident, as always, i want to thank our men and women of the san francisco police department for all the work they do to truly san francisco, and i would not be safe without them. however, this evening there will be very big topics concerning the restrictions that this commission will decide and whether or not to place on sfpd, which

uh president cindy elias. um, assistant chief, um, lozar, i thank you for pretty much, uh, pushing forward this, uh, automatic license plate recognition. um i guess my question is it's going to be run 24 over seven. is that my understanding? yes and then, um, the storage of data, will that be in the cloud based or is it pretty much, uh, in, in a centralized location or maybe what they call data cloud and local storage? you won't. you know, i don't know the answer to that. the good news is we'll be able to retrieve that data when we need it. but i don't know if it's in the cloud or in a i don't know. yeah, yeah. um, be good to know. okay. we'll find out and get and get back to you on that. uh, i guess it's a real time deal. uh, real time, um, interaction with the cameras that you have. so somebody will be on the end of that as a i. guess, comment throughout the days and stuff like that. so is there a manpower or a manpower assigned to that? how many staff , if one, two, three? yeah so as far as the number, i me

uh, cindy elias, i have a you know, i saw on the news talking about on the high street pier. there was a assault. um, where one of the swimmers were, uh, i guess, uh, uh, physically assaulted and needed medical attention. his car was stolen. so 6 a.m. in the morning, i believe. um, this was on february 2nd. uh, is there any update on that? do you know, um, that there there's been good progress on that case. um we have identified subjects in that case. um and they have not been arrested for that particular crime. but we do have, uh, other crimes that these people are associated with. so good progress. and we will keep you updated on how that's going. uh, thank you very much, chief. and, um. go. niners sergeant, for members of the public, they would like to make public comment regarding line item five, the chief's report. please approach the podium. good evening again. um i just want to bring awareness to last week. last week when i was here, when we talked about, uh, $0 of rewards for solving unsolved homicides and there has not been any for nearly a decade. this was that arti