we're trying to be careful of is keeping up-to-date numbers, so it isn't always kept up to what the sarge has every day. vice president mazzucco: so there are two that are still on the board that have resigned, eight ineligible. those that were unable to qualify or provide documents and be able to work. included with those are two individuals that are not able to work because you cannot supervisor a beat whether you live here or 90 miles away, and it is also because threff some limitations. at the san francisco police department, there is no joffer sight for patrol -- oversight for patrol specials. miss hicks, have you had patrol specials you have had to send back and do you have jurisdiction over them? >> in answer to your question, commissioner mazzucco, if we receive complaints, we would refer those back to the police department. because we do not have jurisdiction over patrol specials. under the city charlter, the office of sfen citizen complaints only has jurisdiction over sworn san francisco police personnel, so police officers. >> thank you. commissioner dejesus: the question i thi

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sarge talked about a couple of them.nd i have another report today that happened over the weekend, so i'll be adding that as well. different incidents, we had september 5 at club sphere, 447 broadway, there was a fight inside between some ladies and security removed them and when they went outside, the fight continued. so i'm going to talk to them about staging -- when the security brings somebody out, bring them out one at a time, which i think they did, but i think they need to have a better way of waiting until the aggressor or the other person is gone so we don't have a round two other incident was september 24, amendment 24, two were arrested for fighting and resisting and i'm going to read part of the narrative to give you a sense what broadway turns into on thursday, friday and saturday nights. the officer's narrative. i saw a large group of unknown individuals yelling and screaming. i also noticed at the same time there were three unknown male individuals exchanging in a physical altercation on the sidewalk again