. >> can you please turn off our electronic devices it tends to interrupt the microphone can we please rise for the pledge of allegiance allegiance of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all mayor pro tem i'd like to call roll commissioner president loftus's sxhurmg is in route

councilmember washington is in route commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner hwang and commissioner melara is excused we have quorum that may want along is the chief chief suhr and director hicks welcome to the wednesday, june 10, 2015 meeting i appreciate my colleagues covering for me last week, i was at the graduation of my nephew it is good to be back inspector. >> line item would be the certificate of appreciation mr. bradley i see the good captain coming to the podium chief.

>> this is the captain. >> good evening commissioner president loftus's and members of the commission and members of the police department and public i'm the commanding officer tonight is my honor to introduce bradley who will be receiving a certificate issued by executor for his hero you can see i'd like to read to you the circumstances of the incident and why the gentleman is worthy on monday may 4 central station officers rornld to pacific between the housing development angle a female being attacked by a male with scissors when did responding officer arrived she had blood on her body she would

he tried to kill her a mall was held on the ground by the neighbor the officers observed the gentleman was struggling to hold the suspect and immediately assistant him by taking the superintendant into custody officer intraufd the gentleman saying he was inside his apartment when we heard a female say stop, stop let me go he heard the screams were blood curling he saw the victim running outside yelling call 9-1-1 the neighbor without regard for his own safety and with the victims walgreens in mind placed himself between the suspect and the victim the

suspect punctured the neighbor in the face and until he forced the suspect into 9 ground he had swelling on his face and arms and legs our investigation revealed the suspect was going to kill his 65-year-old girl stabbed her not face and head and chest and all throughout her body getting punch wounds with thirty and to her shoulders and arms the victim survived and is recovery in conclusion that was a domestic violence case that might be resulted in a tragedy if not for the gentleman placing his safety at risk he's been

awarded a certificate of appreciation (clapping). >> i want to thank you, captain lazzaro for bring to your attention and thank you for your outstanding bravery at are personal risk such an act of bravery is appreciated by the police department thank you (clapping.) thank you and it was i just did what i thought what was needed i didn't think twice i'll probably do it again, if i have to (clapping) thank you his girl janet who is

also, sir sir, i wanted to say i think tipping i didn't says this as president it is want folks say every time someone says i didn't do anything anyone would have done we're nerve you put yourselves at harm the age of women 65 in a vibrant situation and you stepped up to the plate in at great risk is commendable and makes us a civilized society i'm glad you didn't get for hurt about you but it is extraordinarily what you did and we're hiring (laughter). >> colleagues anything else. >> thank you for what you did and your parents should be proud

of you, you did the right thing it was remarkable thank you. >> thanks captain and chief. >> we usually take a moment for a picture. >> (clapping.) okay thank you and inspector line item. >> the adaptation of the minute for the march 11 april 8, '15 and may 6, 2015. >> colleagues you have a review of minutes prepared i've not got

edits or corrections no do i have a motion. >> so moved and >> i. >> opposed? motion passes inspector next item. >> general public comment the public is welcome to address the commission on items not on tonight's agenda within the jurisdiction of the commission speakers shall address the reacts to the commission as a whole and when the plod neither them more the commissions are to respond to questions by the public by may provide a brief response any individuals and police should refrain from debates or discussions with the speakers during public comment hold our comments to 3 minutes please. thank you inspector welcome.

ms. davis and i'm she recall davis i run a program called more magic in the western edition and i just wanted to briefly get up here i'll try to go through this quickly i want to introduce those who young men i know that commissioner president loftus will talk about this i want to talk about a program we launch this you summer there will be 7 different cohorts each focuses on a different area those young men will do work with sfpd they have great ideas and individual projects they want to collaborate and some projects they'll be workinging with their 20 charges with the folks in the summer the other a human rights commission a group that is working on the fair chance

ordinances to make sure people know and people that are looking at prop 47 and groups looking at how people identify based on the neighborhood and how we change prospective i know when we did our group meeting they called auto neighborhoods who lives in the worker who he lives in potrero hill when they said the tenderloin kids looked like what they thought someone was being funny they have a prospective before about that representation this group will work not justice department how we look or where we live and another young man and lady will focus on how to build relationships that sfpd and get people from public

housing and people of color interested by the hatred part looking at why people don't want to explore that as a career wanting to make sure you all know that is not about deif i may the police department >> addressing the issues getting the information to they understand we're striper excited grateful to commissioner president loftus and executive officer for sporting this we will be working with officer rockwell and others and excited and looked forward to this that'll it will they'll been coming back i see someone out there we were thinking about more engage engagement to get important folks into law enforcement and really appreciate this opportunity. >> next speaker >> hello, i'm jerry i graduated

from abraham lincoln high school i'm city pretty young and worked with the police officers i was with them this year i came back as an interim and kwaed e questioned what does the community of color to join law enforcement look like i have to get my interim and come together and show the recruitment program so we're going to go to the community like hunters point and bayview and treasure island and people in the fillmore and interview them and ask them questions what would make you want to become a police officer and the barriers that preventive you, you can sit here and talk about a million years but unless you get the people not becoming

police officers to speak on their point of view they'll not be police officers thank you mr. washington arrest i attended lois lane university i'm working with jerry i have a group of 20 a group of 20 students around the neighborhood our focus is really to work with the school system and sfpd to create more of a i guess connection between the police officers that patrol the middle school and really find a way to find more of a relativeable way as of right now for high schoolers they think that police officers only do

they see on tv arresting people more than that there's a lot more behind the scenes in the police cars and going around the neighborhoods but so we really want to create a connection between the students and the police officers at the school so they can relate to each other and yeah, so we can't have those problems and be able to find a way for minority to be in the san francisco police department and we're working on a project to work with the city college of san francisco and find a way to take courses in high school they'll have a step up instead of in their a semester in they'll have no more experience in having an interest in the police department and fire department.

>> we'll try to expose the kids in high school for police department and fire department so we thought we'd be able to incorporate some of the foyer safety courses and administrative courses to have a head start and takes less time to become a police or firing. >> thank you, mr. wilson and mr. washington. >> we start the recruiting you should sign up. >> next speaker thanks guys for coming out. >> next public speaker welcome good evening. >> good evening commissioner president loftus and chief suhr and director hicks and i've given you two articles the first about the dash cantonese thank

you for adapting those the policy has 90 days we are 35 days it should be around august somewhere in the first or second week of august i'm hoping there will be a firm deadline not a lot of slip sliding number 2 the power point of the dash cams the key goal in pitting open the dash cams people know they're coming their acting better the rates are down partly because i think the officers know they're being watched and more closely in the future and acting better not perfectly never perfect but much, much better okay. next thing i gave you an article from

a woman that was the sheriff she approximately is familiar with the dash cams and keep in mind i've recommended and particular suggests don't allow a bunch of cul-de-sacks of loyalty it don't interact the activities to other groups that are not going to be wearing the dash cams now they're still in policy i think they're on our agenda to be approved if they're not going to wear the dash cams finally i've got the article this article the quote in the article that really jumped out at me since the policy was adapted at a police department it told the

prosecutors i'm going to pause an officer's history of lying in police reports the judge reviews s it in a closed-door session it is disturbing to know that you all know there are lying police officer the question how to - they should be fired immediately. >> thanks. >> next speaker for public comment welcome good evening. >> first, let me apologize i'm new at this and well, if i not to exceed need to apologize i'll do so, now i want to address the issue of racism i don't think that is over i think there is a lot to be done from the news

around the country it is alive and well, i think that san francisco should take the lead ♪ issue a-year-old tolerant city any officers that exhibit any kind of racist bias through comments on the job or not taken off the streets i think that their needs to be a better job in screening police officers i mean how do those police officers get into the force in the first place >> so, yeah i still think there is a lot to be done san francisco should step up to the plate thank you. >> thank you so much. >> next speaker. >> good evening mr. brown

welcome. >> i'd like to use the overhead i'm paula brown i'm here concerning any son who was murdering august 2006 and still no justice for him i'm here again, i want to keep my sons memory alive why he was murdered and who murdered him those are the names of the young men that murdered my son thomas and perris and jason thomas and anthony hunter and others out there living their lives awhile our children are lying in their graves the names were didn't come out of a hat they're on file of the perpetrators that

killed any son i pulled up the names in my sons file those are person traits they shot my son this is my picture i have to show them for the rest of lie p my life this is what they left me when they didn't think about the funeral and all the things after your child gets murdered and mothers with the burial and the casket and you know dealing with the judge the homicide itself every year what do we do this is me standing over my baby i don't want people to forget i'm continue to do i bring this picture because gavin newsom said they know who killed my son and the da how long are we're

going to wait as mothers here i am a mothers rage this is a mothers rage to heal and i'm not healed i might be getting along what i'm doing something needs to happen not only help me but all the mothers that are coming into caching contact with me and other mothers i have this firearms the third leading leading call firearms what do we do i always say justice detailed is justice denied. >> and that's happening to us justice detailed is justice denied how long are we not going to deal with this how long are mothers enrankled before their

children being murdered we were in deep-sea in a rally we were not treated well, do you think there it is sad for people sponsoring us they treated us parolee i was stoned on the mother's day stairs they didn't want me to sit up my pictures. >> for people watching at home the investigation into the murder is an open homicide there is a tipline for anyone that has information it is (415) 575-4444 and i know we're coming up on another anniversary in august so if anyone has information call that number homicide detail anyone with any other public

comments? >> not that way over on the overhead on the computer with some of the cameras you might be able to pick up, up. >> there you go. >> thank you sfgovtv. >> my son and which is here was murdered on before we called them the san francisco 4 that hammered that january 9th a quadruple homicide on friday my son was working it at the restaurant and was the young anyone man on his half an hour lunch break and asked for a ride

from one of his friends in 15 minutes later they were all assassinated the case is not solved it's been 67 months later we've not received descent phone calls from the investors to give us an update we have- it's been suggested for it be mannered for the department to contact the mothers but to ban it it has been a nightmare an edge street we as mothers are being mistreated i can't get over what happened no washington, d.c. my name was on a list with a

particular agency about two months i was told i called the executive director of the agency she said he she said three or four people came and said i was sponsored and my name was being used she said she didn't sponsor me one mother said it was so i called paulette brown and tape was running said i was sponsored when i called on may 27th not one dime on my name the community felt i should go i asked this agency at least they can do something that was all she could do what was nothing i wrote a letter the first check was on june 1st