>> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco police commission occurring september 1, 2013, will begin shortly. >>

>> i would like to call the roll. >> please do. >> president monika zajac? president mazzuco. >> here.

>> and commissioner dejesus. chan? >> present. >> kingly, in route, i believe. commissioner loftus? here. >> woel come to the meeting and we have a heavy agenda tonight and we have matters that we have to deal with regarding, the special police officers and we have matters that we have to do in the closed session, regarding disciplinary matters in against the city which are in the closed session, but we do have important presentations of certificates of appreciation and in addition to the usual reports from the occ and the police department and we will have a lot of reports from the commission and a lot of activity since the last meeting, but before, and before

i proceed tonight and before we adjourn in honor of the memory of certain people, former officers or people that are good to the san francisco police department and before we start tonight, i would ask the chief, to lead us in a moment of silence in honor of the memories of those officers and firefighters who died in nine 9/11 in new york like our officers they were heroic and they ran into the building as opposed to running from and i would like to start in a moment of silence and we will adjourn in the honor of our police officers that we buried yesterday, norman, louse rice who passed away after being diagnosed with cancer and we will adjourn in his honor, but i would like to start with the chief leading us in a moment of silence, if you will. thank you, commissioners. >> please call line item.

go ahead, chief >> first, we are going to have the presentation of certificate of appreciation, and if i could ask the captain and prior to him speaking we would like to recognize the city assess or chu and tang for being here. thank you. >> bill barnicle to come up here, please? >> yeah. and bill, is a san francisco resident and a life long resident and he graduate fromed lincoln high school and spent 29 years in the air force and after got out he became active in the community and he was the past president of the outer urban street merchant association and is also currently under the board of directors and he also is very

active in the community and he is part of the lincoln, high school pto and also saint ann's pto and also a member of the chief small business advisory forum and one of the things that i would like to acknowledge is the support that bill always gives the san francisco police department, and for the past few christmases he is like santa claus and is he soliciting the toys and he has brought hundreds of toys to give us to so that we can give them to the kids. the other things that he has done is he is always supporting the police officers, he doesn't know about today. this is a surprise. we asked him to come here because it was 9/11 and we wanted his support for the officers and he said no problem, here i am. so bill, thank you very much and we have this certificate for you. so thank you and happy birthday. [ applause ]

>> apparently it is bill's 25th birthday today. >> and so, okay, are you done? and you have got to finish with your adoring public and to william jay barnicle to our outstanding service to the city of san francisco and as an active city member and for the support of the san francisco police department and such dedication is worthy of the highest he is he is esteem and thank you for being our friend, thank you. >> [ applause ] . >> thank you. >> and so, yeah, so we wanted to get you... and okay. what else can i...

>> great, thank you. [ applause ] >> supervisor tang would you like to give your certificate? >> oh, i see. >> good evening, commissioners, and good evening chief and i would want to thank you for allowing us to take some of your time to honor such a great person in our community, bill barnicle since i worked for sperp chiu, i have known him as one of the most active members in the sunset district and i have never heard him complain about problems, he is always part of the solution and in fact, because a lot of our urban quarter are very close to the golden gate park and we do have a lot of issues with certain individuals and bill is always the person who brings the officers together, and has built all of that relationship with the outer sunset merchant's association and i really want to thank bill and we do have a certificate of honor from the board of

supervisors and the san francisco board of supervisors extends to you the highest commendations for your ongoing support of the san francisco police department and your leadership in collaborating with us on various events such as the toy drive and the ball are truly admirable, thank you for your continued dedication for supporting the officers and so with that, i think that my predecessor chiu would like to say a couple of words as well. >> good evening, how are you? >> thank you, commissioners, thank you so much for all of the work that you do on behalf of the city as well. today i am proud to be here to join supervisor tang in honoring bill and he is a terrific person to work with over the many years and he is not only the only person but he is also the police department's fan and also supportive of the officers on the beat and always working with them and i could not think of a more fitting

honor than for bill, and today i am thrilled to be here and excited to be honor him. >> yeah, thank you very much. >> great. >> well, bill, i am glad that we pulled a fast one on you and got you here today and i have to tell you, you know it is a theme at the station, that we had the community meeting there two meetings ago. and one of the most important things that came out of that meeting was what lieutenant johnson sergeant manex who is present tonight and sh some of the other officers when a woman who had lost all of the christmas gift and she was recovering from cancer, the officers went and bought all of the gifts for that little girl and so there a theme out there. you bringing the christmas gifts and so there is nothing better that you can do because no child should go without a git. >> thank you. >> commissioner loftus?

>> i am so honored to get a chance to recognize your contribution as well and you are a regular contributor at these meetings in the community and i just want to say that we honor the folks a lot for doing a lot of amazing things but to have so many things and people that you worked with and the captain to be able to recite your resume off of his memory and to have his supervisor here and the outgoing assess or and it reminds me from the line of like it is a wonderful life. >> don't have a heart attack is that scene from it is a wonderful life and no man is a failure who has friends, this was just a stunning show, there is no words that can show more what you have contributed to this community than the people that we have seen here today honoring you, and thank you for everything that you have done. >> thank you. >> okay, just a few words. >> and sure. >> make it 300 words or less. >> okay. >> first of all i want to thank my good friend, i will get back

at him when he retires next year. and so thank you, and eddie who retired from the police department. and a good present sedo who retired recently and randy young and i am speechless now, and he is recently retired and these guys picked me up and i have no clue, and i missed and we had a pta meeting tonight and i had to cancel because i had to come to a meeting here and i am on the board of directors of lincoln high school and then i had another event to go to and i said this is more important and i told them that this is more important, and so i want to thank supervisor tang and we just went to her office to visit and she threw me off right there and i was surprised to see her and carmen chu and one of the best individuals that i have met over the years and now the county assessor and now kevin, madix and you guys here, and who else? kevin, just had an accident and

you will see me and i think that it fantastic and all of this staff here and thank you, and of course, captain and i am glad that you have been kept in a year or so, the station. and so i want to say thank you for all of your support. and just a couple more things and i will be quiet. and i would be remiss, to say a few things that obviously you know that 29 years in the military and 10 years after, the vietnam and came back and actually in desert storm and i worked for a bank for 28 years and i did not have vacations and so i got activated and the things that i got overseas and activated for this, but the military has i mentioned last time is very close and dear to my heart and it was well as sfpd and all of my friends and as i mentioned last time, that we very seldom say thank you. we say thank you, and all day we say thank you it the officers and we would, and they would appreciate but now the officers get the different thank you. and so i just want to say to

the men and women who serve in the department thank you for all of the things that they have done and especially on the honor on 9/11 and i mean what more could i ask for and to tribute to the men and women who lost the lives in the family but to get this and honor you guys and the first responders and the fire department and the police officers and so to say thank you. >> mike flerno passed away last friday and i don't know if you know him, but he was on it for thirlt years and he and his wife started the justice for the murder victims and their daughter was murdered in 1979 and mike was a pioneer of the sunset merchants and in fact he was the last president of the merchants as well as he is the one that got me involved, and in the merchants and to this day, i mean i have been with the merchants for 29 years and as i mentioned before, i am the one who brought down and

relocated the police credit union, and so that is one of my legacies there. and so, you know, if you know mike or har rot, sent the condolence and lastly, on the positive side, i just want to mention that i know that you liked it, that where i work at on 24th and irving and these guys can attest to it it is commercial and the rates are so relatively low and please give me a call and so once again i want to thank everyone for coming here, i appreciate it, thank you. >> please call item one. >> item one, general public comment, the public is now welcome to address the commission, regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda, that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission and hall address

it to the commission as a whole and not to the individual commissioners or the department or the personnel and under the police department and order during the public comment, neither the police or the commissioners are required to respond to the questions presented by the public but may provide a brief response, individual commissioners and police and most of the personnel should refrain from entering into the debates or discussion during the public comment and limit your comments to three minutes please. >> good evening, miss brown. >> hi. >> as usual, can i use the overhead? >> sure. >> my name is paulette brown and i am here concerning my son, who was murdered august 14, 2006. and i have still not yet to get justice for my child. my son's case is a cold case. it is 7 years already and i am still hurting, still grieving,

i just spoke at san bruno jail for sfptoday and speaking to the young men that have committed crimes, and done things themselves, and i know that i can't bring my son back, but, i am trying to save other young men. but, in that, in that i still want justice for my son. i had these names of people that all of the men that shot my son, all of the men that were involved in my son's case, these names are also on his case at 850 brian in his folder and that her the perpetraters and my son was the intended target. and this guy right here, i hear, shot my son. this guy is in jail.

i don't want them dead. i don't want an eye for an eye. i want them to go to jail. i don't know an eye, i want them to live and i want them in jail so that i can talk to them. this is all that i have left of my son. his body, laying on a gourny full of bullets a 17-year-old boy, i am tired of drying and i am tired of the pain it hurts, it really hurts. i don't know how to bring it home to you. i don't know how to really explain it. but i live it every day. i also, you know, there is other young men that are all cold cases that the cases have not been solved yet and i don't speak for my son any more, i speak for every child that it does not matter creed or color,

it does not matter, it is somebody's child and i should not have to think about this every day of my son's face being lifted off of him in the autopsy. he does not look, he looks like an old man right here. he is only 17 years old, i want justice, i want whatever i got to do. those names that i showed you, people gave those names. witnesses gave those names to people so that they said, who shot my son. what more do we need? >> thank you. >> thank you, miss brown. >> >> good evening jackie. >> my name is jackie bryson, for those of you who are new to this galaxy and has been in another galaxy far, far away for the last year or so. i come because i too am seeking justice, i am seeking justice

for jackie and making sure that what happened to me will not happen again. i told you last time that a appeared before you that i had been evicted out of the (inaudible) apartments and i see that as temporary and the opportunity to kick some serious butt and i learned from a city official who at this point shall remain nameless at one of the reasons that i was evicted from the apartment was that, she called, the police regarding drug dealing too much. end of quote. and the official, yes, you may, we have a moment of chuckle here. >> yes, you may. and the official who told me this, response was, there is no such thing as calling too much, because of drug dealing. well, i learned about the whistle blower program here in san francisco, and it is through the controller's office. and the beauty of the controller's office and the

whistle blower's program is that there ain't no such thing as a statute of limitations and what i learned about two of these non-profits one being tender loin neighborhood development corporation which is very anti-, police, that is when they started getting a new, general building supervisor and her name is leslie, molina and she came and she had her first, she was left to play home alone in the management office, at the apartments. and her first community meeting was in december of 2010. well, i had invited sfpd to come and make a little presentation to the tenants to get the tenants know that the san francisco police department had not forgotten about them and if you see the illegal activity or suspicious activity or feeling unsafe, call us and we will come back and they did not get a flu shot and so he got the flu.

and so instead of a commander we got two lieutenants and from that point on there was a target on my back. you are worth it and i will do it again. and through the controller's office, and since i learned that both tnbc and luther social services are in violation of 12 l which is the administrative code requiring the minimum of two public board of director's meetings per year and that those were to be noticed to the clerk of the board of the supervisors and the public library, they are in violation of that which could cost them the funding, ain't life grand, thank you. >> thank you, jackie. >> good evening. as you know, my name is maria daily, and before i start in on how we need more tough hard core law enforcement in the tender loin, i would also like to address the teriville police station, i gr