and i am also the chander of the risk management office. i have four or five slides that i'll go through this afternoon. and it should take about five minutes of your time. if you would advance to the next slide. so as we've done in the previous sections, we are starting here with some data and as the chief has mentioned, what we've seen across the board and across different categories is the disproportionate effects as it relates to african american and black persons. as we look at the use-of-force bucket, we see that the african american community represents roughly 6% of the population in san francisco, yet are involved in nearly -- basically 38% of the use of force as used by our officers. so it's something that we're very concerned about. and as the chief mentioned, we're taking a deep look at it to include partnerships with different academic institutions. if you could please go to the next slide. so i wanted to begin with where we stand in terms of the use of force, c.r.i. bucket. and there are 58 recommendations. of those, 49 have b