gary delaney us is no longer a san francisco police officer. gary delaney us is no longer a san francisco police officer. i've no say over what he says what he does. i do think you pointed out an interesting thing that he noted, which is officers are now trained to based on the not on my watch pledge, that they took that if you see racism or bigotry or homophobia or sexism, you are encouraged to notify your supervisor and investigation will be done, and if that is sit down to be true it will come before this commission and so i will sure any officers and back up what we said on not on my watch, that any officer who does that will be supported by this commission. i will say, i did get members of the community reaching out saying it took incredible bravery for them to do what they did that is in fact a culture change that we are talking about, which does take time and part of changing the culture is illustrating that change and part of it is when some people have a bad reaction. also suggested that changes happening. yes, sir. next speaker >> tes

gary delaney us is no longer a san francisco police officer. gary delaney us is no longer a san francisco police officer. i've no say over what he says what he does. i do think you pointed out an interesting thing that he noted, which is officers are now trained to based on the not on my watch pledge, that they took that if you see racism or bigotry or homophobia or sexism, you are encouraged to notify your supervisor and investigation will be done, and if that is sit down to be true it will come before this commission and so i will sure any officers and back up what we said on not on my watch, that any officer who does that will be supported by this commission. i will say, i did get members of the community reaching out saying it took incredible bravery for them to do what they did that is in fact a culture change that we are talking about, which does take time and part of changing the culture is illustrating that change and part of it is when some people have a bad reaction. also suggested that changes happening. yes, sir. next speaker >> tes

gary delaney president of the san francisco police officers association for a decade and a consultant with them for three years now took his frustrations to facebook. officers are now being encourage to be trained snitches on one another, he wrote. he is talking about two bayview officers who stepped up and reported a sergeant who allegedly used racist and sexist language talking about black people he patrols in the bayview. he writes, two other officers who heard the statement immediately raced to their superiors and snitched him off as our officers are now taught to do. this officer did nothing wrong other than making an ill advised statement and now they want to hang him and then brag about it to the media. disgusting. >> the former poa says that was really a bad thick and they just should have kept their mouths shut and they shouldn't have snitched off is appalling. >> reporter: judge cordell says the poa should reject his statement because police code of conduct essentially says officers have a duty to report bad behavior. >> one of the rules is, if you see wrongdoing among your