sfpd has enough funds but whether they're properly managing the funds they presently allocated the sfpd received a budget for economic educational services combined sf has the lowest majority of people any where in the u.s. context to prioritize crucial for families and services over police in the city budget the additional funds in the mayor's budget as well as the 35 million must be reallocated from their areas of the local budget which are highly under funded. from fiscal year 1993-90 pour to fiscal year year 2015-16 the increase in budget is 99.9% they spend less than 3% on education economy and community services thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> my my name is camal legar i wanted to point out i feel like san francisco is distanced from the moment. to suggest a $300 million new jail if you have been looked at what goes on in the community because you don't care about black and terri issues we stood in front of you you and farrell laughed for 25 minutes maybe you are disconnected from what is going on in the country michael terri was killed and his body laid on the

alone this body is accountable is accountable for the all of the sfpd takes on the street every year we fund this organization we fund the arming of our officers we fund a training program and protocol that shootings and necessary even killings are necessary for public safety this is not to say this is the wrong conclusion let's take accountability for what the members of the public are telling us on the street on a daily basis. this is not a prosecution are the police some of the best human beings i have met are our police officers because they're reflective of a larger society including failings of society until we erase racism or transphobia -- not this body not sfpd as we talk about not only increasing but man dating that of the police let's have a deep discussion that is comprehensive may be the right answer but let's take a look at other known solution to prevent crime. police conot prevent crime keeping kids in school prevents crime keeping families housed prevent crimes police are ponting to the inequity acor opportunity gap does not address. homeless homelessness or crimes o

didn't put on shoes i ran toward the screams i saw a small bodies person on a bag being held down to sfpd squad officers she was screaming five cops i started filming i crossed the treat and officers had her pinned to the ground she was screaming on the crisis the woman on the middle of the street was handcuffed to the ground with a bag over her head to get her out of the street the cops shines high beam flashlights in my office asked what i was doing i will tell you what i'm telling you now i feared her her safety she flashed the flashlights in my face it was scary disoriented and sus pecked if the police are not doing anything right they shouldn't mind being filmed it's my right to film them. the woman not only were the wrists cuffed behind her back and her wrist were tightly bound i'm glad she was not shot and killed by sfpd disaebled are the most terrorized by police that doesn't mention black or terri people i don't want more on the streets that scares me >> next speaker >> i'm here to oppose this resolution regarding the hiring of additional police we know if passed this proposal wo

it is believed to be a bmw that sfpd was chasing. it is unclear what the armed robbery suspect was involved in but we do know that he dwot away. he drove across the bay bridge and chp lost him in the east bay. as for the victim the pedestrian that was hit, we spoke to one of his friends and while he was flying in the air after being hit by the car he was responsive to paramedics. he was taken to the local hospital. his condition at this point is unknown. we hope to have more information and i will be posting them on twitter. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. >> a tricky rescue in marin county. a man suffered a head injury after falling from the rocks at stinson beach. rescue crews say he was drunk and combative. that coupled with rough terrain forced them to contact the chp and they conducted an aerial rescue. the chp posted this video on youtube. the man fell unconscious and taken to the hospital. he was identified as a 20-year-old from concord. >> tomorrow the chp is set to release a report on a tr

near as easy now and [inaudible] are vicious when you try to do that >> on that front you mengdsed sfpd, we have 7 officers out there when we have a cruise and my understanding is iowu controls sort of from the side walk in and sfpd is the side walk to the street. a couple comments on cost savings. perhaps given the amount of revenue the cruise ships generate for the city and tax base, maybe we can look into having a little more help on those increased cost now for sfpd on that side of things and looking at perhaps more parking control officer rather than police officers my guess that is more expensive per day. those are [inaudible] >> police officers are 10 b so they are not dispatched by the police department, they are called up throathe overtime program >> so maybe there is a way we can look into changing some of the numbers >> yeah, we are trying that. it is interesting flux with what else may be going on in the sate where parking patrol officererize dispatched. if there are events at the bal or else where it is harder to come to the parking patrol officers and it is worth the expen

it is believed to be a bmw that sfpd was chasing. it is unclear what the armed robbery suspect was involved in but we do know that he dwot away. he drove across the bay bridge and chp lost him in the east bay. as for the victim the pedestrian that was hit, we spoke to one of his friends and while he was flying in the air after being hit by the car he was responsive to paramedics. he was taken to the local hospital. his condition at this point is unknown. we hope to have more information and i will be posting them on twitter. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. >> a tricky rescue in marin county. a man suffered a head injury after falling from the rocks at stinson beach. rescue crews say he was drunk and combative. that coupled with rough terrain forced them to contact the chp and they conducted an aerial rescue. the chp posted this video on youtube. the man fell unconscious and taken to the hospital. he was identified as a 20-year-old from concord. >> tomorrow the chp is set to release a report on a tr

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

to them, they said parents can be very threatening and hostile and mad so i think it's great that sfpd was there because as having had a husband who retired as a mote cyclist, the power that we press hard is a good deterrent for them to be listening actually because it's hard for school sites on their own to regulate this sort of traffic flow because sometimes people get very irate and then i'm asking, is there a collaboration between other city departments in evaluating how safe some of our intersections are to and from school, with this increased traffic and increased residency in san francisco, while they're doing this assessment, is there a way to look at certain intersections which maybe have not been noticed or earmarked for being much more higher traffic or having much more -- i mean, during these drop off and pick-up times that it requires maybe a stoplight instead of just a stop sign or, you know, a regular arterial, so i'm wondering, is there a coordination with that, is there some way to track sort of with sfpd too so in intersections when we mentioned in soma, we have a lot

it is bieved to be a bmw that sfpd was chasing. it is unear what the armed robbery suspect was involved in but we do know that he dwot away. he drove across the bay bridge and chp lost him in the east bay. as for the victim the pedestrian that was hit, we spoke to one of his friends and while he was flying inthe air after being hit by the car he was responsive to paramedics. was taken to the local hospital. his condition at this point is unknown. we hope to have more information d i will be posting them on twitter. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. >> a tricky rescue in marin county. a man suffed a head injury after falling from the rocks at stinson beach. rescue crews say he was drunk and combative. that coupled wi rough terrain forced them t contact the chp and they conducted an aerial rescue. the chpposted this video on youtube. the man fell unconscious and taken to the hospital. he was identified as a 20-year-old from conco. >> tomorrow the chp is set to release a report on a trucking company.

flag lining market street, it appear it is rainbow girls struck again. 6:30 tonight at forever 21, sfpd says several teenage girls ran inside and started shoplifting but law enforcement caught up with them. >> they ran in every direction. >> reporter: sfpd say it is girls fought back. one officer used his pepper spray and ended up getting a faceful himself. landing in the back of an ambulance. this is video of the rainbow girls tearing through a store in december. their mo is the same. a true supermarket streak of high end goods and hitting the door as quickly as possible. >> i don't know what happens as far as the girls. if this wasn't the first store they have hit, i mean, i'm glad they kind of got it under control at least. >> reporter: now sfpd arrested two of the three girls. the shoplifting charges are under $1,000 and may not stick. these two will face much worse charges of battery of an officer. andria borba, kpix5. >>> the city of berkeley has confirmed it was dry rot that weakened the balcony that collapsed killing six college students. christin ayers has some new information

we are urging sfpd to provide crisis intervention. ms. johnson is here from the mental health unit but we have others who provide mental health training at the academy, but it's not mandatory. the idea of providing quarterly statistics as you know provided by malia cohen, and we support that initiative. the final recommendation was to have a youth on the police commission that would require a charter change but we believe it's something we should put forward to. there is a comprehensive report that was developed by the edward burns institute that is a report that reentry council which is an official body of the board of supervisors will be releasing i believe next week. it's a comprehensive study that not only looks at policing but also all components of the criminal justice system. my hope is out of this hearing that we have a continuing body or an initiative where we can continue these reforms. thank you. >> thank you, mr. darchi. is jackie wilson from your office, deputy public defender here? >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is

with the cubs >> it's a question i bring up when we talk about how to fund additional resources for sfpd it's important for managing teams particularly we may have another team coming to san francisco it's important for us in short like developers we're considering what the need is bringing great organizations and resources to the city. >> supervisorer avalos? >> thank you on the kwi of the giants game i recently went to a game on saturday night got there early bobble head night my kids wanted a bobble head we were there an hour early before the game we got the on the t-line outside of the ballpark got off the trine and there is four peace officers >> they work for mta they're on the mta work order >> so the mta is paying for them in that case so outside of the jurisdiction there are officers who are deployed outside of the park who are not bade for by the giants >> from southern station >> so are they fair check? >> no they're police officers again just large numbers of crowds >> it seemed like i wasn't sure if there was a good use of mta dollars there were four officers before the game

you to sal and to the sac for their leadership in stepping up and also to principal greg john and sfpd for being great partners chief sir, the moment i called him at the beginning and norman reached out to them, they're 100% behind the program, it was a great partnership and we have a couple of student comments that we're going to speak as part of public comment. >> hello my name is [inaudible] quan, i'm a student at galileo high school, i want to talk about the importance of education of elementary students motor vehicle accident iss a very real and present danger, we can't change the way people drive we have to make sure youth practice as much caution when crossing the streets, parents do not always educate their kids about traffic safety, they carry it to middle school, high school, even daily life -- base ki *fically i can still remember when i was being taught by my teachers and parents of traffic safety, this is an important thing that everybody should learn and practice caution as much as possible l.a. street smarts, everything we can do to educate these elementary school studen

cit is is a partnership with between sfpd and the mental health serves providers and community advocates. presentation by commander robert sul oh sullivan cit over sear golden gate division operations bureau, lieutenant mario molina. public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 7. information item. collaboration in the mental health and criminal justice system. the success of san francisco cit program is an example of how criminal justice partners can step outside of their traditional roles to better serve people with mental health disabilities in our community. presentation by jennifer johnson deputy public defender, behavioral health court. public comment is welcome. break. the council will take a 10-minute break. agenda item no. 8. information item. the office of citizens complaints and it's collaborative role in police community relations. the presentation will provide an overview of the office of citizen complaints, it's complaint process and it's role in making recommendations to enhance police community relations. this presentation will also highlight some history of the process tha

development stflt to help with the gender responded $54,000 in our summer violence to partner with sfpds well as juvenile probation to be able to really connect with the clients during the summer months to reduce the violence and be able to roll divert our population from involvement in violence and feinstein 65 thousand there's for a train tool for armed officers this will actually reduce the cost associated with ammunition and travel for our officers so the fte changes from this fiscal year to in relation fiscal year a total of 9 position one it grant

we perhaps if one or two people committing those thefts and working with the highway patrol and the sfpd we directed the resources investigator resources to or the two individuals primarily responsible for an entire elimination of that crime what was a huge victory we'll thinking that pays guarantee big defended arrest the budget analyst thank you for work us we're no agreement and still a couple to work out we'll hope to come to a resolution with the budget analyst office in the coming days i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, ms. berry colleagues, any confesses. >> mr. rose. >> yes. mr. chairman an page 88 a recommended reductions to the promoted budget total 2 hundred plus thousands of that amount one time savings $81,000 ongoing will allow an increase of 5.1 percent in the 2015-2016 and our recommended budget total hundred and 92 plus in 2016-2017 of that one time savings are ongoing savings those reductions will allow a reduction or 1.7 percent we're still working with the department we'll report back to you next week. >> thank you, mr. rose we'll see you next monday

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if san francisco increases sfpd and jail, we are going in exactly the wrong direction. we need to get a with a from jail and get people out of the prisons and into the community. we know better and we know who is going to be incarcerated. especially men and youth of color, people who are mentally ill and people who are homeless. how to have community safety. i know greg suhr there will be an increase of officers in the streets which to me will only increase public hazards and decrease safety. what will increase public safety is change the ratio and economic inequities in san francisco. e evictions have increased 40%. gentrification may have something to do with that. people with mental illness i think between 20 and 50% of people in the jail have mental illness and often have a history of trauma and abuse addition. they often get longer and the relationships in the jails and prince prince. -- prisons. this is no place for mental illness. families are traumatized when their family members are in jail. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> end the poverty scholar and alw

city is making including ones like vision 0 committing to 0 traffic fatalities in coming year and sfpd is important in ensuring this goal and police enforement is port at this time our office is interested in this issue and requested a report from the budget analysts and our office received this report of last week there is interesting statistics it did demonstrate as police staffing has gone down over the last four years crime and other has gone up. careful to say there is no link proven between the two. what is interesting they looked at cities around the state of california sn sacramento crimes rose in conjunction with police officers and dropped the following year with a drop of officers it's good to look at san francisco's average ratio of police officers compared to cities in california san jose had 981 officers to one officer san diego 616 residents to officer phoenix 508. to one officer san francisco 438 to 1 officer los angeles 394 residents to one officer again none of these stattistics necessarily say this there say link or not i think it's important we look at what other ci

enormous amount of time of a police officer taking somebody to sf general and the requirementses of the sfpd is typically two officers that then have to transport and essentially sit with the certain that is being seen at san francisco general hospital we can do this more effectively and more efficiently because we would have a different staffing structure districting stations you have two officers per station that is 20 officers to book someone down to county jail one or take them to san francisco general hospital we can can do it with two officers with a ferry wagon to be booked in the jail and or to take them to san francisco general hospital i think what is missed in a contemporary article in a newspaper is reaching out in a partnership that i think is no argument the data speaks for itself we can free officers up especially in busy stations and mission had tenderloin had loyalslulls with the stations i'm confident we can free up officers to turn their attention to the community policing projections they talked about because a sheriff and deputy officer align to q-two align to city hall

sfpd is effective reducing crime despite a smaller police force each year over the last 5 yearsism the second premise is hiring police officers will provide the needs [inaudible] we can and should be r boo more effective how we deploy the resources and be smarter with the dollars. san francisco has one of the highest proportion of police offers performing civilian jobs. this means the highly trained and expensive police officers perform administrative duties, it, jobs easily performed by civilians. we have a sheriff department with increasing [inaudible] support public events and do this more affordable than sfpd officersism we go a percentage of the cost for service are regarding homeless individuals or individuals with minuteal health issues. we should grow the [inaudible] we should fund a rapid housing program and another medical shelter like the one we are bimding in district 6 in south of market. thank tooz mayors commitment to the office and budget of 6.6 million dollars. you can also ask more officers walk the beat. something more san franciscoan agree they want to see. most imp

education training speerjs and high quality performance should be key aspects for all sfpd employees both sworn and civilian at all levels line supervisor management and recommendation. has the police department to your knowledge created the development program that is called for in the per report? >> supervisor we have a professional development unit assigned to the police academy and just this morning and addressed a group of police officers both within our department and actually throughout the country. we had folks from los vegas, colorado, teaching a course on blue courage the foundation of which is a incorporation of the points within a 21 century report and that is change the mintality and mind set of police officers to that of warrior tooz that of guardians. those who have a responsibility to protect and to engage our community. what i offer is >> that isn't what i asked. what i asked in this report it said there is no formal career or developmental system program defined by per so has the police department in san francisco created that system as defined by per in that report