[roll call] >> commissioner walker is present. >> president benedicto? . >> present. >> commissioner january these. >> here. >> commissioner besh. >> here. >> commissioner elias is absent for today. with us tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department. and chief of staff sarah hawkins from the department of police accountability. >> thank you, sergeant. >> general public comment. the public is welcome to address commission up to two minutes for items not on the agenda but within the subject jurisdiction of the police commission. under rules of order during public comment neither police or personnel or commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available by calling 415-655-0001 and entering code 24805476564. you may submit public comment on either the following ways and e-mail the police commission at sfpd dot org. or send to the public safety building located at 1245 third street, san francisco, californi

[roll call] >> commissioner walker is present. >> president benedicto? . >> present. >> commissioner january these. >> here. >> commissioner besh. >> here. >> commissioner elias is absent for today. with us tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department. and chief of staff sarah hawkins from the department of police accountability. >> thank you, sergeant. >> general public comment. the public is welcome to address commission up to two minutes for items not on the agenda but within the subject jurisdiction of the police commission. under rules of order during public comment neither police or personnel or commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available by calling 415-655-0001 and entering code 24805476564. you may submit public comment on either the following ways and e-mail the police commission at sfpd dot org. or send to the public safety building located at 1245 third street, san francisco, californi

commissioner benedicto. >> thank you, commissioner carter oberstone. i was in attendance of our class and i was speaking to those officers. they were a great group. it was disappointing there wasn't women in that class. i was hard earned that four officers were buy - for bilingual officers and i want to commend the recruits elect class speaker and the new officer that was elected the class speaker blew the rest of us out of the water with a tremendous remarks about the duty that they feel and the importance of empathy in what they do and it was heartening to see and a privilege to attend that. as vice-president carter oberstone said, we're continuing to work with chief scott to see if there's additional amendments we can make to 9.07 to bring that language and the clear focus which brings me to the next thing i want to report. it was on january 11th that this commission voted to advance dgo9.7 which is the most comprehensive policy reforming traffic stops in the country. and on that night i read a list of names and i read a note that philandro had a br

i understand that commissioner benedicto had two dgo to address. he didn't ask for specific individuals to be present. i think since this is agendized if commissioner benedicto wants to have the dgo's he wanted to address we can do that. item 7 is off the agenda and reschedule this item as it relates to dgo 8.10 at a time lieutenant o'connor and dc vaswani are available to answer questions. >> thank you vice president carter oberstone. i like to call mrs. kaywood back to talk about dgo 9.03. >> good evening. >> good evening mrs. kaywood. so dgo 9.03 concerns mandatory blood test for drivers under the influence, is that correct? >> correct. >> i believe that in the september, october of 2022 i started the clock on dgo 9.03, correct? >> 9.03 was on our list of languishing dgo's and if i can give quick background? >> please do. >> june 2, 2021 sent a recommendation grid to the department and haven't heard back so i listed it on one of the dgo's that had fallen off. you didn't start the clock because this is under the old 3.01, but on september 27 we a

so, commissioner benedicto. >> thank you so much, president elias. i also want to echo the chief on behalf of the commission. really congratulate and thank both angela and rome for your incredible service to your community and the role you have played in these groups and i was talking to angela before and we were both on the taser working group way back in 2016 and use of force in 2016 and before working groups in total and for all the reasons we have talked about, what you all given to the community, what you both have given, it's hard and it's time-consuming and it's painstaking and uncomfortable and that's true on so many different levels, whether that's your feeling like a snitch or it's just the time asking of you or being stuck in the room with lawyers and cops, and sounds like most people nightmare and you did it willingly and repeatedly and the discussions and policies were made better by your participation and i hope that you know that. we all have heard, like, angela said, sfpd bias policy has been held as a model for being the first policy

there is no timely request for extension of time and i also say in addition to 8.10, commissioner benedicto s and asked for other dgo's to be placed on the agenda. if it is alright, i'll start with 8.10 and you can take it away. sergeant, could you put the graphic up? alright. so, i just wanted to-as part of this inquiry into dgo 8 10 i asked to provide e-mails as it relates to the dgo and this just outlines the timeline of those e-mails. on october 27, dpa requested certain documents in the department it needed to make it phase one recommendation grid. there is no response as far as i can tell to the