assignment patrol issues. i talked through the status of patrol officers comprising xhil with our rules. there continues to be issues. some people were working without approval of the commission. just to calendar this so we can all get the information and ask what's happening of the patrol specialists. i'm calendaring this for september 11th. i looked on the calendar and i e-mailed inspector to make sure that was okay and a september 11th >> thank you it's not a great date but another date i have is november 6th. that's a tentative date not as

firm and that date is for the commission to consider realized rules. and it's to comply with the 2010 with the reports that talked about the rules of law in response to that report. we set it out for november. the city attorney's office is working on it. so that's for us to have it out there >> is the september 11th items just an information update for you and wanting and the department. >> the department. and they've been keeping really good tables basically of each patrol officers in terms of where their complying with our

rules. so it will give them a chance to a respond >> the november 6th date. wouldn't it be more prudent for us to receive the document or you'll hope they'll have that a couple of weeks beforehand >> it's more of a chance to get to it that's why we put it on calendar and a commissioner. >> thank you. just to report that i did join members of the police department today with mrs. brown and some other mothers who've lost their sons. it was really what we the today was continuing to get the information out and ask for support from the community to remind them of the $250,000

reward. i'm graphy to the chief and department to for us to continue to talk about aubrey and aubreys death and keep him in our hearts and prayers and line up our actions to do what we can. the commander said earlier we need help from the community. we need some folks to come forward. it's an honor to be there with you today. and to see the departments continued commitment to holding aubrey's murderers accountable >> thank you. no further reports next line item please. 3-d scheduling of items identified for consideration at future meetings action.

the only thing that i have commissioner is there was no meeting next wednesday is 21st. the next meeting will be the 28th that will be a community meeting at gordon j elementary school on clay street at 6:00 p.m. and that's to hear publics comments. and that's concerning public safety issues. and on september 4th is our medal of honor ceremony at 6:00 p.m. >> public comment on line item 3? abc and d? >> we're going into closed

session. >> public comment. >> i'll make the announcement first argue line item 4 all public items. >> public comment on 3. >> we didn't do 3? sorry commissioners. >> ms. brown. >> yes. >> go right ahead. >> can i get the overhead and a today is my sons anniversary. excuse me. today's his anniversary of his death. i'm in a lot of pain. it's seven years and i want to thank the people that did come

out. i didn't think anyone was going to come out today. and i'm - those names are not just i didn't pick those names out of a bucket there's on the homicide list. james han billion was one of the shooters and this gentleman is in the jail for another crime. i've never met those guys in my life. i got those names off the homicide thing. i know those names were down there. they said they don't know who the it those are the names of the folks who did this. those names came from the

witnesses. how come they can't be apprehended. they say which one exception no witnesses but witnesses gave those names. how did they give those names if there's no witnesses? what do i do? i'm a mother that's still grieving. i stand for other mothers too. but here are the names there's 6 perpetrators. and someone said with what's the names of the folks. those are the people that people gave the names to the homicide detail first year those are the names that the mayor said who

knows who killed my son and the district attorney said it. thomas is doing comedy now he's facebook frenzy with the supervisors. i saw it on there. what happens now? what more can i do? what more can i say? people told me about this. i'm in pain. i'm tired of being tired. whatever i can do to help whatever i need to do i'll do. i don't have any answers. i don't have anything. i'm here all the time.

you see me. what more can i do? >> again for anyone on sftv anybody that's watching we'd appreciate anyone that will come forward. there's an award phone 575-4444. it's not enough for someone to say who did it we need someone to come forward and testify. >> ladies and gentlemen of the audience and commissioners good evening. thank you for letting me speak. i've been one that has brought up on many occasions the unsolved murders of san francisco. it gos goes back to the century.

it sits in the files what sons and daughters and children that have been murdered and no one's looking for the killer anymore. they either gave up, got lazy or tired but the end result is nothing's happened. you have this grieved woman ms. brown she knows who the killer is and the city attorney and the district attorney knows but nothing happens. it doesn't happen year on end. we look at this problem it's not unique to san francisco it's across the country. i supplied you with a letter from a woman from the new york

times. the san francisco police department is short 20 detectives but you need an tuff cold case file website that goes along with technology today to solve those problems. you need medicaid data and the fbi intelligence practitioner for homeland security use to catch those people. they're out there but no one's looking for them. when you turn up a murderer here you only found out one thing it was inadversely come about. and last but not least we have one supervisor here eric mar that tried to put together a program tattoo ban society at

large for the killing for a police officer who said it was okay. because it happened so long ago. it happens as long as ago we 140u7bd u shouldn't be bordered with this stuff. but that's the problem it's more important than the stuff you're doing tonight. or get a program going to solve the unsolved murderers i believe there are owning over one thousand >> all right. for members of the public in those on sfgovtv watching this now. i feel compelled to point out the san francisco police department has not given up. if you are not here at the

beginning of the chief reports there's an officer the head of homicide who came and gave a detailed report on the efforts still be conducted by the sf police department to find those murderers. it's a matter of evidence. and they're out there trying to find the evidence. it is not enough just to know names. it is about evidence that can be brought in a court to say this is the issue. i understand that this doesn't alleviate ms. browns pain but at the same time making it seem as if we've given up and we don't care is incorrect as well. we care very deepening and we'll

continue the efforts >> if i can add mr. mayor, i i know you've got to have a community in though shall not snitch. that's what it's about period. we had wyoming a one-year-old boy killed in oakland and their protected by the community. that's the only reason those guys run around because there's a code of not telling. i tell in a minute and until those people stand up you people know out there and give it up and a next line item and a line item four - >> i'm sorry public comment

still continuing. >> while we're excited about the youth commission in ensweat shirt i want to acknowledge that training is on police training but we want expensive training between young people and police officers. we believe this training will change everybody when it comes to encounters with police officers and also minors under the ankle of 18. i look forward to working with you guys much more. thank you >> thank you and i have a quote by a member from the neighborhood center before public comment so i'll read it now. we've been working with the youth commission and the entity

from this draft working closely with the programs including your program we've identified a lot of the - to education not a bare. earlier this month movements planned and use a workshop around heath rirpz with to police. where we introduced the review to the community. this being our fifth summit based on the police and public relationships we've educated a lot of what the parents feel to be healthy relationships between youth and police. we work closely with the youth commission on a general order and have been doing this for 5 years to make sure that the

youth and public voices is where our community members are effected. during our most recent summit we had four officers in attendance that work on housing and poverty who assisted in this workshop. and the pamphlets and other general information and the ruling role of the school community. at burn heights center we're striving for public accountant ability for the community. where the language binds the s r o sz to the contact is important. school officers should be a rows. it shouldn't be a threat to any student and m l o should frame the model relationship that us

the community want to see between the public and police >> thank you. >> thank you any further public comment? >> hi folks i'm a special education teacher at mission high school. i work with students who have emotional and behavioral disabilities. i want to express is memo between the police and students. i believe there is an a.m. - the role even if teachers as advocates for example, they're right for a teacher to be present if a parents can't to clarify the difference between issues that require police interference or school

regulation. i think it's important to understand that many of my students have had trauma in their life. in conclusion i think it's important to clarify the role of police officers on compass with a memoranda of understanding. i want to thank the police commission and others to making sure this document gets written and approving it. if i might. i know we're not supposed to - all juveniles that are arrested with mri ransz. the students are not to talk about their information if you don't want to take to the police you evoke your rights

>> i think that's important for the teachers and administration as well. >> any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. next line item mr. secretary >> public comment on all matters postponing to items below and closed session in order to hold item 6 in closed session. >> any public comment on rather to hold item 6 in closed session? seeing no public comment that about public comment is closed. next line item. line item 5 is to hold line item 6 and evoke attorney-client privilege in administrative

section action >> commissioners do i have a motion. >> all in favor? motion carries unanimously. ladies and gentlemen i want to thank you four attending but we're now going into closed session. we will return following our the business we're taking care of in closed session. but wemuch. >> we're back and we have a quorum. >> can you call line item 7 vote to elect any or all discussion held in closed

session. action >> do i have a motion on whether or not to disclose the items held in closed session. >> second. moved and second all in favor. all opposed? it's unanimously we will not disclose. today have a motion for line item 8 adjournment >> second. second >> all in favor. all opposed? i >> just kidding. we're happy now that the meeting is over. >> give him the gavel you better watch him

>> we did not expect the house to be so packed tonight, so i apologize for lack of seating in the back. i am inspector john wrote a and chief inspector secretary. -- john monroe. i would like to welcome you to the 2012 middle of valor ceremony. can we all please rise for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. into the republic, for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. you can have a seat. i would like to acknowledge and introduce some of the people we have on the stage with us. first, at the police commission

president, thomas mazzucco, commissioner kingsley, paul henderson from the mayor's office as representing because the mayor was unable to come tonight. also, we have commissioner loftus. also, the command at steep. d staff. deputy chief james that lake, lyn tomioka, leanora militello, and next to lyn commander biel,

corrier from field comman. i would like to introduce chief grigory p. suhr. >> good evening, and hopefully lyn still wants to be your boss tomorrow. i know it is quiet and there are a lot of kids in the room. that is terrific. the medal of valor ceremony is the best event that we get to attend. it is when there is a crisis, emergency, extreme danger and takes everything you have to go forward, and everyone else that would want to run away, the people you will hear about

tonight not only went forward, but they stood their ground, they saved lives, they promoted public safety, and i have been attending the medal of valor ceremonies as a captain since 1996, and i can honestly tell you the stories you will hear tonight in the roster we are born to go down tonight is the most impressive night of the medal of valor ceremonies i have had in however many years. it really is something. tonight is for a officers to recognize them, but also for their families and officers that are not necessarily going to be recognized, because it shows what they're capable of. san francisco's finest, if you will. they just do it, they do all the time. we get used to it, because they

do it without a segment thought. than they are embarrassed for the recognition. if you are parent, child, a loved one, whatever, it is so important that this is also for you for lending us if these fine men and women for their time when they are serving the city as san francisco police officers, because they will -- when you hear these stories, it will take your breath away. nobody would blame them for not if they had, and they did not. you have heard enough of me, so let's get to storytelling and recognition. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> thank you, chief. commissioner president mazzucco: . president mazzucco: thank you.

after watching your vision, i am a little nervous. i drove with him today. on behalf of the san francisco police commission, i want to thank you all for coming here this evening. it is an honor to stand before the police officers this evening, and i am humbled by it. when you hear their acts of valor, a chill will run up your spine. these men and women who have joined the police department to serve the city took an extra step, and i was actually the commissioner president during the voting for each and every one of these metals. a little bit about the process. in this process the only people allowed in the room are civil service capt. and above. id was allowed in the room, and it was an honor to be there. inspector monroe was preside pr. interestingly, after every

presentation they turn to the officers and say, do you have anything to add? not one officer added anything other than we were doing our job. we were doing what we were trained to do. i am thinking about how many people watch these action tv shows, things that are not real, and i am listening to what really happened. people watch reality shows where people deucedly games to impress people. i am sitting here saying this is impressive. these men and women risk their lives for the city. it goes through the process in the command staff boats. they use little marbles. there are black marbles and gold marbles. they bowed. they get two-thirds of the boat from the command staff. these members of the command staff, many are very decorated. they make this decision not likely. then they bring the officer's

back and they get a standing ovation from command staff. that is one of the most impressive things you will ever see. i want to think the family members. -- thank the family of members. you made them who they are. men and women who are willing to risk their lives to protect the public. there is something special about them, and you deserve the credit for it. tonight i would not be surprised if many of you do not know the true story until tonight. there will be a chill running up your spine when you hear about what they do. you will be very proud of them. we're so proud of what they do. i want to send the family members for making them who they are in sharing them with us and sharing them with us. these are our heroes, and i really appreciate it. [applause] >> thank you.