so what we find here for the e.i.s. alerts between the first quarter of 2019 and the second quarter of 2019 we had 1.15% increase on alerts. we had two initial alerts from the previous quarter. there's a little typo on the second line. the second quarter of 2018 and 2019 we see a 12.5% decrease in alerts. in alerts by station we see an actual 3.32% decrease. and the e.i.s. alerts for the previous five quarters. so last reporting period it would have been all of 2018 in the first quarter. this one will be the second quarter. onto this period we saw a 4% decrease in e.i.s. alerts. for e.i.s. indicators between the first and second quarter of this year, we saw a 10% decrease. we saw 760 for the first quarter, 683 for this quarter. compared to last year we are actually down 23% from -- on the same reporting period. on the use of force we did see an increase. ve a 28% increase compared to last quarter. 274 this year, 211 last quarter. we take that number and compare that for the first and second quarters of 2016 when we began

it -- we do quarterly -- you know, the bias audits, we report on, the e.i.s., we do quarterly. so there's a lot of updating and regular status updates on pieces of the work, but our last agendaized one was may of this year to the commission. thank you. >> president yee: okay. thank you, chief scott, and debra. now, if anybody from the public would like to make comments, you have two minutes. please lineup to my left, and comment on item 21. okay. come on up, francisco. >> so supervisors, this issue is very, very -- >> president yee: okay. francisco, one minute. so we're going to have public comment now. if you wish to speak, go out of the chambers. go ahead. >> supervisors, i want to say i've attended over 278 funerals. now, the way i look at this report is that i have to look at two other reports. number one, the grand jury. number two, the blue ribbon report; and then, how this report is made out, it's convoluted this way. the usdoj, there was an entity inside it called cops, community oriented police services. the first thing that donald trump did when he became president, he

don't have one for this reporting period. >> i think that should be added to the next quarter presentation that's done on e.i.s. because that's important because these numbers although they are beautifully put into a chart they aren't actually reflective or accurate of what's happening at each unit. i do want the numbers on the page 3 of the numbers that come into you and which ones you are passing through to the supervisor and which ones you are closing out. >> okay. >> director henderson? >> thank you. i was just going to say the stuff we've been working on for a while both myself and with commissioner dejesus who isn't here, but one of the things that has been really exciting and i think we are talking about today is the benchmark analytics group and the stuff they've been doing exactly in this area in terms of best practices. and i'm only bringing that up because i think it speaks to the shortfalls and the gaps and the kind of data that we are seeing now, and the path practices and the problems we've been having with the university of chicago. and we've been talking about trying to find the best method to