don't want an answer to don't ask a question you don't want the answer when you open it up and ask people it shows a level of bravery and you're willing to hold yourself accountable the willing to hold yourself account and considering the officers asz as commerce it is revolutionaries to government we serve people i hope that we can get the numbers up 6 percent is low but as you noted the that concludes my report really what encourages the rigorous reports and so i feel like you guys can handle that piece i'm pleased that is underway and lastly part

of reason i think the policy attorney is so important you said it on your first slide to investigate the police fairly and impartially and i always talk about that the policy recommendations but we have at ability based on our data and investigations to make policy that is responsive to what is happening based on the data we have and oftentimes police cabaret active in nature but huge resources the fact we're arguing for another attorney for support this work role doubles down on the system the voters picked and the board of supervisors to make sure we're doing our job i think that is great and colleagues the budget hearing will be next wednesday i'm not going to be be to attend

the bar people will be there i wonder if someone will represent our commission to the board of supervisors and let them know how supportive we have imagine for director hicks colleagues? commissioner president loftus i have two more reports >> okay. >> so you have in our packets the april and may statistical reports last week i ran through the statistics with you but i will speak about the chiefs proposed aspirin on the sustained complaints in april and in may

and the let me get to april in april chief suhr made finding and proposed discipline in 7 cases investigated by the occ and determined that by me to have sustainable allegations the ferries was neglect of duty and discredit this involved an officer engaging in bad conduct and using his cell phone while driving officer is retired although the chief concurs the construct was improper for cell phone use and the neglect of duty case involving an officer fail to adjust a juveniles handcuffs and

the sergeant failed to properly present an independent report and the officer sergeant received reprimands and was retrapped and another involving discredit a general sxhuk order when the officer used the computer to - the officer was retrained and an officer's networking neglect of the duty failed to document he didn't find cause to facilitate a conduct the officer was retrained the officer was reminding an individual he was having a dispute i'm a cop and the officer received a written

reprimand was retrained a neglected duty handcuffing and the officer failing to collect traffic stop data and moving moving to the generation the chief suhr proposed split up in 5 cases and determined to have sustainable allegations the first neglect of duty involving an officer failing to give a certificate of release although it says certificate of relief but the officer was admonished and retrained and another traffic officer failed to collect the traffic stop data the officer was retrapped and

other one an officer fail to get traffic data was reprimand and retrained and in a conduct reflecting misconduct the officer violated the policy officers did when they failed to document in the incident report juvenile the officers were retrained that concludes the may and april reports. >> thank you direction colleagues, any questions on those two reports. >> any further report? >> commissioner president loftus that concludes the occs reports until next month when

you'll get the first quarter report. >> the tremendous amount of work thank you very much thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome. >> inspector monroe next. >> 4 c commission reports and president's report and commissioners reports. >> yes, everyone i'm divested excited to talk about what of the proved by jerry johnson and sheryl davis which is the community safety initiative under the leadership of the mayor from the - the human rights commission and more month magic and the commission and the police department in particular we're trying to do this summer was born out of many of the horror with was experienced as

we've seen from the channeler in the 34 young men in the w being murdered the western edition is not a lot of community partnership for kid and yet still a horrible thing and anymore magic how to you double down on what we need to do gives kids every opportunity and particularly in the summer seen success to the police department did an incredible job there the leadership of chief suhr identifying the summer jobs and creating a pipeline this is a perspire between the community and this commission and other city adopts to be thoughtful of identifying young leaders like those would two gentlemen we're talking about 15 to 18-years old we'll have 20 of those kids

working on projects for this commission you've heard the two questions they'll be working on are designed theory it is not a standard summer job really an important job they have which is to help us do a couple of things one address communicated relations and to partner with us on recruiting this commission knows it is a huge priority for this commission to endeavor in recruiting and the chief and the rest of us have identified that is youth might help us answer some of the questions around the barriers and solutions so very excited a couple of pieces for the commission to know those folks are going to be working on a project all summer long and report back at the end of the summer we'll hear from the young people and make sure the occ can be present and

attend the chief is look forward to their information on recruiting and expanding their understanding of what did police department is and the other piece there's going to be they're going to come and participate with our police commission meeting so you'll see more young faces and want to increase the understanding of occ and the role of that commission so if all of you can come a little bit early to spend time with the kids it will help us understand where they're coming from when they make their ultimate recommendations thank you anymore magic in running the program and thank you chief suhr for your incredible work and look at it to program a little bit differently and certainly commander sullivan and officer rockwell it is really wonderful

we'll - >> all roads lead to dr. marshall this is a family affair so as the summer going on he'll be hitting up the rest ever you. >> the other update we got at&t's an invitation but invite everyone from the commission to the rock resort at 6:30 you have an invitation but definitely want everyone to be there i'll pass that along and tomorrow i'll be at the job fair for the initiative we're again really, really trying to do doing everything we can to get people into careers in law enforcement does any of my colleagues have anything to report or do any

colleagues okay inspector. >> commissioners announcements items aside for consideration for future commission meetings action. >> commissioner dejesus. >> art so i want to previous this in january we had a department of justice for a presentation of body cameras how much it will cost at the january meeting that was cost profbt i'd like to put on the agenda to get information for people is low the $6 million that the mayor has budget for cameras for all the officer is that something to go out for bid for the best cameras or the department seek

an "x" conclusion or is the department seek an exception to buy pass the question for the proposal requirement for whatever reason? and when we talk about the storage component that's one of my biggest concerns with the pilot project that was expensive so i'm wondering are we exploring other ways to store the information or other alternatives like storing it ourselves gather for the digital data that is something part and parcel or are we putting our rfp out for storage are we dissipating where we're getting the cameras. >> i think to taser international had a presentation last time that brings me to the i guess two more questions from

the department is purchasing we purchased the cameras are we're going to purchase with the vendor and tasers and international we've purchased from them with the department of justice grant and then are we're going to separate the data storage or purchase the whole thing? and then has the department analyzing different all of the elements for storage >> it sound like we're going to just wants so i don't know if you want to answer that now or agendize it. >> i'm happy to present on it is a work in processed so i can answer the different sides but no decision made the cameras that came they went out to bid.

>> the tasers. >> yeah. the tasers won that bid. >> i theorist that - i believe they came in low bid. >> mined we got an exception with one vendor that met our needs so i'd like to know that's my recollection. >> so the acquisition of the body cameras we're obviously on two tracks the department is getting the cameras so that's a good decision. >> commissioner mazzucco. >> i actually want to talk about two agenda one with reference to the patrol specialize and officer is back

with an issue that has come forward regarding the practical specialize all to calendar one with officer brown i was told today, this is 6 patrol specialize and 10 were not quite sure how many we have the number of beats, who's operating the beats are the beats dormant and an update of the patrol i apologize but we have to monitor them, and, secondly, i keep asking the social media policy when it it schedule come before the commission is more relevant what part of the policy for instance, a website called next door neighbor people werend information and photos were

taken and it maybe inaccurate how do we as a department respond to the social media i know the chief did a department bulletin. >> thank you commissioner mazzucco i think along those links lee lines i'd like to calendar commissioner hwang and councilmember brooks has said this an actual presentation on the populated recommendations i know it goes into a report but i think having some time to get a full presentation on the actual policy recommendations in oracle ♪ greater depth but we'll swelled that there's a scheduling of a number of things in the worked and we hear about p them later

so let's include that inspector monroe anything further from my colleagues >> did i miss the comments. >> go ahead commissioner hwang and perhaps that is calendar we were interrupted or postponed the discussion of the racial data around the traffic stops and the department and occ were prep reports. >> 21st century. >> 15 on policing. >> that's in the works and an update on the see 6.09 one we've referenced it is a matter of calendaring it it chief. >> hopefully, i'll have the we're dark next week.

>> dark. >> i believe i can have the where we o are on the 21st century information in our packet. >> commissioner dejesus. >> that's where i was going for a 21st century information really important statistics what is the racial and the officer involved shootings that was what i wanted included in the discussion whether to collect the cat to justify the doj and the 21st century policing collect it so we can have it analyzed i mean yeah, we have all that. >> director hicks. >> yes. commissioner president loftus and members of the commission the occ as i understand was not preparing a separate report on sfpd's

progress on the president's report on 21st century policing the roll we were to review the product from the police department and so i have not seen that product yet because the chief is still working on that product. >> okay. >> so if it can be made available great but make sure to communicate that to inspector monroe. >> okay. is there any public comment on any of those matters? any public comment on the matters we've covered in section 4 of the agenda >> for abc and d. >> is that all all public comment that relates to one of those items. >> and if anything that related

in any way. >> let me know when you're ready for that.

>> good evening again ms. brown welcome. >> experience the sudden vibrant death of a loved oneolent

death of a loved one (gunshots) since 2004 san francisco has experienced on a a lot of homicides (sirens) 60 percent of the homicide victims are people of color

their loved ones living in neighborhoods of scarcity must deal with their perm tragedy while at the same time of facing the crime and violence of the unsafe neighborhoods that surrendered them everyday (sirens)

(sirens). >> okay. thank you ms. brown. >> any further public comment on the matters for a through d public comment is closed. inspector monroe line item 6 adjournment. >> do i have a motion all. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? motion passes thank you, we're adjourned