doug the chair of the community police advisory committee for the tenderloin it's my honor to be here with my colleagues i'm also the director of the liability and innovation for the support of housing in the tenderloin and also the mission we join supervisor kim's praise of champion and his incredible work here i want to take a moment some other folks take a moment to note who is going part of the folks here and working with the captain with safe passage part of ceqa. >> and tim is the secretary of the c pad and also with the mission (clapping.) john of the historic john's grill not here but the co-chair and mike vice president of the

academy (clapping) liz orlando from the tenderloin development corporation. >> thank you, welcome. >> who runs this facility and a chef executive director from the branch and elsewhere and retro at that from glide and shelton for the salvation arm on bailiff of everyone thank you and thank you, chief for picking the tenderloin (clapping.) >> good evening. i'm deanna hilliard the 16 year resident of the tenderloin i appreciate this opportunity to speak before you today, the tenderloin citizens advisory committee advisory committee supports the growing off our please district as long

as there are ways to deal with the real estate we want to mayor that the resources excludes the police and administrative support we appreciate you giving us this opportunity to getting give feedback thank you for the feedback you've received and the feedback you'll receive and you know we trust you you'll take into account when you make our decision we appreciate you being here. >> (clapping.) hello, everyone i'm paulette brown and good evening, everyone i'm here i'm not so much about the district but a district 5 resident and i'm here concerning our children that are murdered by this guns everyday on our streets we have a homicide last

week. >> ms. brown please speak into the mike. >> of other young men talking about unsolved homicides i lost any son 8 years to thirty rounds of bullets i still have yet to get justice i'm not only here for any son but other mothers as long as the mothers stand so i'm here standing in their shoes i wanted to first, i want to thank all the people that were there that 34r9d my son those are all the young men's names (calling names) marcus carter they were all there and the mayor knows who killed my son but they say not enough evidence what do i have

left have to remember any son this is his picture of his carcass of his body laying on the injure necessary this is what i have to remember everyday when is this going to stop how long is a mother like myself going to suffering i want to let everyone know what i go through this is talking about safety and (inaudible) who what about homicides and unsolved homicides what do we do let's fight for this like we're fighting for everything enlighten let's fight for this (clapping.) i also stand with other mothers this not about blackwood life but all life matters you'll life matters. >> thank you, ms. brown (clapping.)

i will note for everyone that there's a $250,000 record regarding in the case of adu before he if you have 415755544 thank you ms. brown. >> good evening chief suhr and members and supervisor kim my name is mike from the academy on the next block south of here and member of the please sires board i'm going to walk over here about 5:30 i passed and spoke to 4 of the drugpusherers dealers that i know on the street that i built relationships with to try to make the sidewalks safer so for our children and families and for all of us 3 of the 4 don't live in the tenderloin they live

in north oakland which is where i moved to along san paper bagly avenue because i couldn't afford san francisco anymore i know that's where they live they ride on the bart with me this is kind of like sharing that story i feel you know the community safety in the tenderloin for residents for seniors and children and families it's a disgrace (clapping) and see and i and my own opinion the failure of the more than one generation politicians and businesses and corporations and civil society not on the marriott academy but the failure of all of us the good news we stand at a historic moment where

there's a number of factors converging that will present mayor ed lee and chief suhr and supervisor kim and you commissioners to create the changes the structures for change that can make the tenderloin safer than $0.30 its been in 50 years you'll hear. >> thank you, sir. >> you're going to hear. >> your time is up, sir. >> all right. thank you. >> you'll hear about the borderers and such. >> thank you very much (clapping.) welcome, welcome. >> good evening thank you, commissioners my name is wayne hayes i'm a case manager for homeless veterans in the bayview district 10 and also over the last 15 years of my life going dot juvenile halls and such agencies

that marshall boy's club i'm here to be an advocate for disabled people there was a word that was used disgrace ♪ district 10 on november 18th there was a gentleman that was paralyze from the neck adopt he was a assaulted by officer occurring rose 0 this has gone environmental and people all over the world viewed this this is a tragedy as i live in district then temple and pay taxes i want the money i've worked for to go into someone's hand to assault my relatives to assault a man that was on his way back to recovery who was arrested prarldz whose injuries

ises rated who is facing nor surgery that has fluld on his spine best of my knowledge number 114321 what is happening with this man is he still in the community this is the community i serve that has we've tried to resurrect and build in this community and he's there to protect and serve our community but on sunday we find him trying to throw a man out of a wheelchair where the the information why is it not passed out can we address it >> thank you sir thank you (clapping.) thank you. next speaker. >> hi thank you for hearing me the young man is my son he's talking about young man that he is talking about is any son i see no reason

the police had to treat him like that he's a threat to no one and back in san francisco general hospital he couldn't do what he worked for years to do now he was to start over hopefully he'll get back to where he was also i have a son killed that day in 2007 the police were sitting on the corner when it happened but they cannot find who killed my son i'd like to know what's happening and why no one can find nobody that did it when we were sitting on the corner when it happened thank you (clapping). >> so two things. >> the name is desyrup so i

everybody has seep it in the news. >> i ask the department to get an update and also a representative from the citizens of the complaints can you raise your hand make sure you check in that the representative of the office of complaint thank you for being here tonight. >> next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners thank you all right. commissioner richards is gail segravy live at the everybody else hotel on eddy street between arrest lashing kin and polk i also am a tenant organizer with the central city sro collaborative (clapping) as many of you may know we've been organizing around the issue of the redistricting you should

have a map right there in front of you that will show you our proposal okay. i'm particularly concerned about my block which is eddy between larkin and polk question have many families and seniors and have many drug dealers that's very important to me and we are not as of now we're not in the tenderloin police district so - and i also have here 4 hundred and 7 letters of support for our proposal (clapping.) thank you give those to our secretary thank you very much >> okay. and in addition, we have 6 speakers that live in sro's and presentation from

latino which we hope will we're going to try to make our proposal clearer and our points clearer to you and finally, we have organizations that couldn't be here tonight but they've signed in support so we have all that for you i want to thank you for listening to our comments thanks. >> thank you. next speaker. (clapping.) >> hello commissioners police officers jane kim my friend my name is brenda washington i'm a tenant organizer with the central sro collaborative (clapping) and i live at the jefferson hotel i've been in and out of

that hotel for over 20 years and i've seen a whole lot come and go from this neighborhood i do not want to see the police officers that police officers my neighborhood i have no problem with the new mall with the west malibu have a problem with those places being in my district now on the response time no office captain chief suhr in his but the response time is slow already i don't think we can afford the malls in our district with the shoplifters and a lot of people feel will get more attention for the police calls and hope they will respond to faster would it be the mall someone in

my neighborhood i live at the jefferson hotel right down the street under the station and the response time is still slow i don't think i'll be getting the responsiveness time this is needed for the people that are drug addicted so on and so forth and i want my police force police to stay in my neighborhood because i love them all it was really freaking me out on the shooting of turkey we feel afraid and we want our police where we need them because hey things are not getting too much better but hey we're >> thank you very much. next speaker. (clapping) and like to say good afternoon. i'm shirley jay a tenant at the hotel 34, 6th street since 2011.

since i heard about the proposal for the redistricting i've been excited and concerned excited for the tenderloin station will be helpful us with police protection concern including two malls that would harm the police presence everyone i've spoken to in any building feels the stage i same two weeks ago i was the victim of robbery at 8:30 at night the response time 9 police took two days they found any purse with any identifications and all the stuff i was robbed of $30,000 and also it's not that i don't love the police department i love the city and i want to keep them in our area the redistricting where we really, really need them thank you >> thank you. next speaker.

(clapping.) good evening, commissioners command staff chief suhr my name is david elliott lewis with the health board and tenant advocate with the collaborative i also live right by the corner of larkin and farrell is a boundary between to predicts between the tenderloin precinct and a boundary that's not planning on changing that's a problem this is why this corner that i live by important the last 8 years has been home to round-the-clock narcotics crack cocaine and now heroin it's honey donors i've gotten to know them they commute by bart from oakland and do their business the dealers bring

with them a are certain amount of viewpoints we'll have 3 homicides one body dropped decide the front steps of my front door i have a photo to prove it to see a dead body by any front door was shocking i haven't gotten over it the problem is though the gang because they're on the streets and boundary play a cat and mouse game they have a look at when they see a car approaching northern they jumpy asking to consider moving the boundary to polk street not exclude city hall but ma garter i allow criminal behavior to be focused in one predicted and put it firmer in the tenderloin

precinct which is all right. familiar with the dealers the dealers that escape into the northern regional when we get the chance. >> excuse me. thank you. >> am i out of time. >> well, i hope i'll consider this proposal and want you to know. >> sir. >> as well. >> thank you mrs. lewis (clapping.) >> next speaker. >> being my name is michael cameron and i live at the hotel shut up let me compose myself i'm michael cameron live on farrell i'm at the borderer of the tenderloin and police station i've spoken about the violence the dope dealing near any home i'm front yard to go to the bus

stop at larkin because of gunfire i like to mention a paperwork there for children and it is named avenue our fallen officer we have thousands of children in our neighborhood that refuse to go to the park give them a chance and what they have to witness it ridiculous i like to mention that because the tenderloin police in the northern police have worked together and it worked well, for a moment you know but the thing is this i know this would be better if we would have our tenderloin please tearful of coming of ma garter street of polk street it will stop the draerlz from jumping from one side to another and on both sides of geary street and it

will i think the tenderloin police are better excepted to deal with drug dealers and with them dealing with the gangs they have familiar with the ones that work on like height interstate street so all the plays the tenderloin police are aware because by the they see in in other saeksz like julian over to larkin street to be in the western side and that game should stop we all see is it needs to stop the murders need to stop i feel we can do much, much better with the tenderloin police and people talk about 9 other areas and all (clapping.) thank you very much. next speaker. >> supervisor kim, police chief and all the members of the

commission i'm the executive director of the southeast bayer center i'm in the tenderloin for the past 8 years and have been working in the tenderloin for the past 18 years i'm telling you on my living experience i have only 3 suggestions first thing the tenderloin i mean the tenderloin police commission police station is short of staff the tenderloin is a place with a lot of hyphenated a police in the tenderloin station work much harder spend for time than the police in the other station right now they don't have a - i understand that the new boundarys going to expand to the mission and fifth with the two big shopping

centers and shopping centers there's a lot of shoplifting and heavy lifting now this is for the shoplifting what can they do eir clely first things first i don't know that's the reality my section recommendation any friends have told me, please move the boundary not north and south along the strict to polk street because right now the station the police department in the tenderloin is stopped at the larkin everything that has an operation the people move they walk slowly and the section i know from larkin to possible and my home is there i so spend this

one please consider the moving the north and south boundary and at least. >> payroll. >> sir. >> an important suggestion i understand the police say working. >> sir, your time is up. >> now if they did. >> sir. >> sir. >> please protect them so they can protect us thank you. >> thank you so much keep it to two minutes to get to everyone thank you. next speaker. >> (clapping) >> (clapping.) i want to say i'm katherine wolf a former resident of the tenderloin and current president on the council with the cbc building i have brought my family to the tenderloin area whether using stoilz or going shopping or

using the paralyzed and so on and so forth will we've seen look what southerners me it the children they walk through the area and go through a lot of drug are dealers and people that are 4r0i9 around in fact in front of childcare center drug dealing go on going on violation it is a major southern you increase the resources but have to address the current issues i see particulars go by all the time they don't stop you can go by and sees people there's videos on youtube and so forth you need to increase the police and make them nor visible and work with the community don't allow the drug dealing and the

unsafe environment people need to work whether their disabled or seniors whether it their kids we don't need to deal with it so, please >> thank you very much. next speaker. (clapping.) good evening, commissioners and captain chief suhr in his and chief suhr and supervisor jane kim i'm entireed to see tenderloin resident i'm curious tip of the iceberg it's a long term tenderloin resident and the president of the community resident association and then and captain of the neighborhood watch group and work at glide foundation for the programs i'm here i'm fully invested isn't community and neighborhood i'd like to is that you know really we have a serious issues in the tenderloin there's a lot of

safety and general health issues that are not being addressed it's a disgrace to the city right in the heart of the city surrounded by wealth that so much can be left unaddressed and needs unmet with $4,000 thousands children living in the neighborhood we need to provide opportunity for imprint their quality of life it is demonstrate by the number of people they're not sitting at home waiting for you to do the work we're willing to work with the police department we need to know that the city and the police department have our back as well we need the resources we need the resources to improve our community and we need to have an inadequately staffed tenderloin station we need to make sure that the resources we have met the need of the neighborhood not just population side but really mediating meet the demand and the tenderloin

has a lot of need so i would say and ask as we increase the area i have no objection to the boundary lines and the police department but i'd like to say that with that increase side size we need the resources and we have a need 0 below that we're not meeting the current need so i really want to encourage who've to partner. >> thank you, sir. >> to meet that need. >> thank you mr. bradford. >> next speaker. >> (clapping.) good evening, commissioners. >> good evening. >> well, i'm not required i appreciate if dr. marshall can give a response i'm navigating floyd come here to advocate for a specific strategy the strategy will decide how this neighborhood will distribute one

of its most precious resources law enforcement as a member of the local 2 i'm here to advocate for the traditional model that have shown a reward for the hard working peep in this community we've been trying to rebuild a sense of hope that is migsz from the four corners where i reside in golden gate historically this area has been known as pill corner a place whether anyone no matter of relying or whatever can buy it pharmaceuticals if you have the right amount of money awhile law enforcement law enforcement in the tenderloin is necessary the way we plan to use this resources the neighborhood is really from through cover officers they were charged and convicted of pleasing on the members of our community such a

i want to increase the number of police officers to insure the members of my union nor meeting with the representatives and signing up for health care and childcare and healthy care and sat classes and other things i'm compelled to be weary of the for us we're asking to be protective of our neighborhood i'm histohoping this is a start of our conversations we're asking the officers in this community to undertake to be clear i'm seeking to reduce the crimes that are committed in this community and harmful effects and holy we can not only prevent the crime but more importantly create the sustainable development inside this community a neighborhood that improves of quality of life for all neighborhood but