commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yes, i'll be brief. speaking to the department of police accountability, director henderson has some students coming in. always great to speak to them about their career aspirations, and looking forward to represent my colleagues on the commission at the 273 class graduation, so bringing in folks into the fold. d.c. mosier, do we know, what's the number of that graduating class? >> i believe we're at 21 on that one. >> commissioner brookter: so 21 folks coming in at the scottish rite center. >> and just so i'm clear, that's an unpaid activity at the d.p.a., but you can feel free to bring some snacks if you'd like to. >> commissioner brookter: you can send some. >> i'm with the government, so i've got limitations. >> president cohen: okay. commissioner yee, do you have -- >> commissioner yee: yes. at the recess, i guess i'll be reaching out to many of the stations and walk with a beat officer or the captain. so i'll go down to the bayview and i think it'll be great to see a view of what's going on. just g

by commissioner brookter. please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to file family code 6228, [roll call] >> president cohen: thank you. and for item four -- i'm sorry. we don't need to take public comment, right. on its entirety. okay. i'm going to turn it back over to you. >> clerk: line item -- returning back to line item three, dpa and director's report. whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. director henderson, you are muted. >> i know. i like to start off my report every week with that to make sure everyone's paying attention and leans in to hear what i have to say with these pearls of wisdom. all right. let me jump in again with my report. and i will try to get through this quickly. i know we have a lot on the agenda. we are currently at 413 cases that have been open so far this year and we have about 278 cases that are pending in terms of sustained cases. we are at 28 this time last year, we were at 21 cases whose investigations are still ongoing after nine mont

commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yes, i'll be brief. the department of police accountability, director henderson has some students coming in. always great to speak to them about their career aspirations, and looking forward to represent my colleagues on the commission at the 273 class graduation, so bringing in folks into the fold. d.c. mosier, do we know, what's the number of that graduating class? >> i believe we're at 21 on that one. >> commissioner brookter: so 21 folks coming in at the scottish rite center. >> and just so i'm clear, that's an unpaid activity at the d.p.a., but you can feel free to bring some snacks if you'd like to. >> commissioner brookter: you can send some. >> i'm with the government, so i've got limitations. >> president cohen: okay. commissioner yee, do you have -- >> commissioner yee: yes. at the recess, i guess i'll be reaching out to many of the stations and walk with a beat officer or the captain. so i'll go down to the bayview and i think it'll be great to see a view of what's going on. just got to get a

commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yes, i'll be brief.n has some students coming in. always great to speak to them about their career aspirations, and looking forward to represent my colleagues on the commission at the 273 class graduation, so bringing in folks into the fold. d.c. mosier, do we know, what's the number of that graduating class? >> i believe we're at 21 on that one. >> commissioner brookter: so 21 folks coming in at the scottish rite center. >> and just so i'm clear, that's an unpaid activity at the d.p.a., but you can feel free to bring some snacks if you'd like to. >> commissioner brookter: you can send some. >> i'm with the government, so i've got limitations. >> president cohen: okay. commissioner yee, do you have -- >> commissioner yee: yes. at the recess, i guess i'll be reaching out to many of the stations and walk with a beat officer or the captain. so i'll go down to the bayview and i think it'll be great to see a view of what's going on. just got to get a sense of what's going on, how we can fight that or how we c

by commissioner brookter.ase call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to file family code 6228, [roll call] >> president cohen: thank you. and for item four -- i'm sorry. we don't need to take public comment, right. on its entirety. okay. i'm going to turn it back over to you. >> clerk: line item -- returning back to line item three, dpa and director's report. whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. director henderson, you are muted. >> i know. i like to start off my report every week with that to make sure everyone's paying attention and leans in to hear what i have to say with these pearls of wisdom. all right. let me jump in again with my report. and i will try to get through this quickly. i know we have a lot on the agenda. we are currently at 413 cases that have been open so far this year and we have about 278 cases that are pending in terms of sustained cases. we are at 28 this time last year, we were at 21 cases whose investigations are still ongoing after nine months.

. >> president cohen: second by brookter. please, call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to a accept the awards the panel recommendations -- [roll call vote] >> clerk: you have five yeses. >> president cohen: thank you, i appreciate that and i'm glad we have unanimous support on that. i think it's important we honor brave folks for their actions under extreme pressure. so, this is our way of affirming and appreciating their bravery and exceptional service. please call item 5. >> clerk: line item 5. discussion and possible action to adopt draft resolution prescribing menthol discussion and possible action. >> president cohen: all right. all right. let's see here. so just as a way of background, voters passed proposition e in november of 2020, which removed minimum police staffing requirements from the charter and also set the target number of officers on the finding of a by annual staffing study and proposition e requires the commission to provide oversight and on its menthol des used in conducting the study and so the resolut