one would reasonably expect that if ms. gomez was referred to the mayor for removal, for official misconduct, on duty, that it would be embedded in the s.i.a. and that there would be some formal action taken against her. to the extent that there is not anything in the s.i.a. addressing willful misconduct on the job, the whole s.i.a. process is also made a mockery. you can't have library commission presidents attempting to strike a member of the public, that would be me, which you didn't do a thing about or lift a finger to follow up with the mayor, that the good ms. gomez was first found in official misconduct and then she attempted to strike a member of the public. that behavior, had i pursued it, could have been criminal, and there's nothing in the s.i.a. that addresses potential criminal striking of the member of the public in city hall and allowing her to keep serving on the library commission. you need to go back to the s.i.a. drawing board and embed in every s.i.a. for every city department that official misconduct is autom

what ms. gomez said, and she was referring to me, was, "i could get 12 people to fucking bury him if i walked out of here today." she went on to say she grew up in the ghetto and knows how to use a straight razor. she said she would have thrown the microphone if she could have, and she could have, should have parotid me with the court. you may ask why make public the horrible things that she said. those are not all. if you want to hear the whole thing, you can go to the san francisco public library website, go to the library commission link, and the audio recordings for february 2 of this year, listen to the last six minutes. it is all posted their publicly, and it has been for the last two months. the reason i mention this is because ms. gomez had no problem following that meeting going to the san francisco police department and -- [bell rings] supervisor chiu: thank you very much. thank you very much, sir. >> good afternoon. my friend andrew is watching. hi, andrew. i have graphics. this is the ol

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