commissioner mazzucco, i don't see it on mine. >> commissioner mazzucco: i'll ask to see the research too. even at our church who said he was arrested by the sfpd in an ice raid, and i asked for a clarification arrestfterwards, said it was ice that were wearing jackets that say police. probably for safety for the officers and the agents, the jackets should say federal agent and not police. i'll check with research, but that's an issue for the safety of the officers and the agents, too. >> president turman: all right. any other scheduling of items? thank you. with that, secret, thary, items closed. i believe we're on public comment on items 2 a, b, c, and d. any public comment on items 2 a through d. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm kriss roby, and i'm concerned about the ice order. i'm concerned on what will happen to police officer if they do actually cooperate with ice, and who in the commission is advocating that this is obviously a political action against the state of california and how are we going to address this because it has nothing to do with the grags, immigration. it h

commissioners, presidenture man, vice president mazzucco. i'll start this week with crime and then talk about some significant events that have happened over the past week. start off with our homicide rate. i know that's really been a huge issue for us this year. we are at 56 homicides year to date. last year, we were at 50. we ended up 2016 with 58 homicides, so we have seen a downward trend in homicides in the last couple of months, and we are hoping that we can hold the ground to keep from having an uptick by the year's end. in our sheetings, we are actually down 8.4% from year-to-date. this time last year, we had 152 shootings year to date, last year, we had 166, so it's about 15 less than this time last year. so again, that's a good sign, and i think we've deployed some good strategies to try to keep the homicide rate at bay for the remainder of the year, so we have three weeks left to do that. there are some significant -- at least one significant. we had an arrest on a homicide that occurred on september 6th of this year. it was a sta

mazzucco, commissioners, interim director, chief scott. commissioners, in your packet, you have a general draft order, 3.01, i have sergeant gary buck ner who will be covering the high point of that general order. that's a collaboration effort that's been put together over the last several months. it was originally a department of justice recommendation in the cri or collaborative initiative report. so i will turn this over to sergeant buckner to cover the highlights. >> president turman: sergeant buckner before you begin, i would like to address the commission on general order 3.01. it was my pleasure to see through this order with some of the stakeholders, including the dpa and the department in its final drafting where we went through line by line and decided on some specific language, worked out some details. and also within the packet is what i have -- what we've included which is what should be attached to the dpa which is a five year rolling schedule of view of each dgo. this one is organized by year -- dgo in year, and then by year

commissioner vice president thomas mazzucco. commissioner -- >> here. >> you have a quorum and with us tonight is the interim director of police accountability paul henderson and chief of police william scott. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, members of the public, welcome to the first meeting of the police commission in 2018, for wednesday january 10th, 2018, meeting of the san francisco police commission meeting. so, to begin with, a little bit of information. yesterday and today i had to have some emergency oral surgery, so i am a little out of it. so i may have to at points turn this meeting over to our vice president. so i apologize if it is at all distracting. looking at the agenda, there are going to be a few changes we have now made note of. first of all i want to say that we have eight very large and very long closed session agenda we need to move. so public comment on all matters and within all categories will be limited to two minutes because of that. also, because i need to participate in this item and i want to d

commissioner vice president thomas mazzucco.

commissioners, move by mazzucco, seconded by melara. all in favor? any opposed. okay. thank you. you have your budget reallocation. thank you. secretary kilshaw. >> item 6, presentation by the department on the coalition of homelessness on the status of responding to calls for service on individuals with mental health service. >> good evening, commander lozar, i believe you're back with us, correct? 1 v . >> i just want to clarify a few terms that we're going to be talking about today. i want to be clear, we're only discussing the infractions given to homeless related crimes, so we're not talking about property crimes or violent crimes that homeless people might be involved in, and we distinguish between homeless laws, a term used by the u.s. department of justice as defined here that those laws that prohibit life sustaining activities which homeless people have little or no choice to engage in public, so this includes like sitting or resting in public, things that you'd only receive a call or ticket for involving those who are living on the streets. we'll also talk briefly about