commissioner dejesus? >> commissioner dejesus: well, i think there can be a lot more clarity in the reports for this commission and the public itself and better understanding of how it's working. so for that, for the reporting requirements, i think we need to move forward. >> yes, and actually, i had that in my report, that we can provide better understanding for the acronyms and better understanding for everybody. >> president hirsch: okay. thank you. director henderson, do you have anything else on the agenda for us? >> that was enough. >> president hirsch: okay. good. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3-c. commissioner reports, limited to a brief discussion of commissioner reports. >> president hirsch: i don't have a report at this time. do any commissioners have reports? seeing none, next item. >> clerk: item d, commission announcements and scheduling of items considered for presentation at future meetings. >> president hirsch: commissioner mazzucco? >> thank you, president hirsch. this year, we had 49

commissioner dejesus? >> commissioner dejesus: well, i think there can be a lot more clarity in the reports for this commission and the public itself and better understanding of how it's working. so for that, for the reporting requirements, i think we need to move forward. >> yes, and actually, i had that in my report, that we can provide better understanding for the acronyms and better understanding for everybody. >> president hirsch: okay. thank you. director henderson, do you have anything else on the agenda for us? >> that was enough. >> president hirsch: okay. good. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3-c. commissioner reports, limited to a brief discussion of commissioner reports. >> president hirsch: i don't have a report at this time. do any commissioners have reports? seeing none, next item. >> clerk: item d, commission announcements and scheduling of items considered for presentation at future meetings. >> president hirsch: commissioner mazzucco? >> thank you, president hirsch. this year, we had 49

commissioner dejesus. >> thank you for sitting through all of this. and thank you for suggesting working groups. i think we should look at some of the working groups, not only the ones that affect youth but others that might be relevant to your input. that's something we should talk about, maybe get input from you, if you know of working groups that you think you should have representation, we can talk about that. that's something you can take back. we have the use of force, we have the journalist one coming up. there's a lot that we have. >> i know that i'm on the biased policing one. and then there's -- i'm sorry, were you saying something. >> i was about to compliment you and say what a fantastic job you do with the bias working group. you are there for every meeting, and we've put in a lot of hard work, and your input has been really helpful and appreciated, and you have, it's something i know that commissioner elias and i, we have enjoyed, and appreciate your perspective on these things. >> you have great ideas that have actually contributed to t

commissioner dejesus. >> thank you for sitting through all of this. and thank you for suggesting working groups. i think we should look at some of the working groups, not only the ones that affect youth but others that might be relevant to your input. that's something we should talk about, maybe get input from you, if you know of working groups that you think you should have representation, we can talk about that. that's something you can take back. we have the use of force, we have the journalist one coming up. there's a lot that we have. >> i know that i'm on the biased policing one. and then there's -- i'm sorry, were you saying something. >> i was about to compliment you and say what a fantastic job you do with the bias working group. you are there for every meeting, and we've put in a lot of hard work, and your input has been really helpful and appreciated, and you have, it's something i know that commissioner elias and i, we have enjoyed, and appreciate your perspective on these things. >> you have great ideas that have actually contributed to t

commissioner dejesus. >> something we talked about last week, commissioner elias and i were wondering, on this f.b.i. shooting, there were issues in the paper where the police department referred criminal charges to the department of justice for prosecution, and one of the questions we had is do we have policy on when the chief, maybe it can be agendized, does the department have a policy in place when a department itself will refer to the department of justice rather than our own district attorney. if we don't have a policy, i want to agendize that and maybe we should have a policy. >> the same question, that was the same question. so there is not a policy. i've spoken to the commission about this issue. i personally believe, professionally believe, actually that the department should be given the latitude to use whatever options are available to do its job. and i think overrestrictive or any policy that overrestricts that impacts our ability to do that. so i'm welcome to have the discussion in front of the full commission, but there are some serious concerns with the possibility of

. >> 13-year-old kathleen dejesus a target of the challenge rushed from her lawrence, massachusetts,school to the hospital where she spent two days for severe concussion. >> i was screaming that i needed an ambulance. i was thinking that i'm going to lose my life for this game. i should have never done it. >> in portland, oregon. >> these seniors asked if i would jump for that tiok video. >> another victim. 14-year-old olivia ross. >> i hit my head on the ground really hard and i remember like blacking out for a second and i started to get an instant like pressure headache. >> reporter: the potential longlasting injuries now has medical professionals posting their own videos warning people, especially young ones. >> the types of head injuries can be anything from a skull fracture to a full out concussion and even paralysis. >> reporter: not the first challenge on tiktok to cause harm. the outlet or penny challenge sparked damage and fires. the popular social media app tells abc news user safety is a top priority and they do not allow content that might lead to injury. tiktok calls th

commissioner dejesus. >> i didn't see your statements on the i.c.e. raids, potential i.c.e. raids, but thank you for putting that out. two questions on that. they talk about bringing in extra forces, tactical people. i had two questions. one of them is do they notify the department when they come to do a raid. and secondly, when they did do raids a few years ago they wore a big jacket that said police, which misled the public, and the public was very upset that the police were participating in these raids. we had talked about how to do it, but they are not police, they have a different title. i want to know how you can handle that or what you can do about that. >> yes, ma'am. to the first question, when they are doing an enforcement action, they don't always notify us. if there are issues concerned with deconfliction, in other words they don't want to come in and do an enforcement action and us not know about it, and it has the potential of blue on blue as it is called, type of conflict. so we have in the past gotten basically notifications right when these actions were take

commissioner dejesus. >> i didn't see your statements on the i.c.e. raids, potential i.c.e. raids, but thank you for putting that out. two questions on that. they talk about bringing in extra forces, tactical people. i had two questions. one of them is do they notify the department when they come to do a raid. and secondly, when they did do raids a few years ago they wore a big jacket that said police, which misled the public, and the public was very upset that the police were participating in these raids. we had talked about how to do it, but they are not police, they have a different title. i want to know how you can handle that or what you can do about that. >> yes, ma'am. to the first question, when they are doing an enforcement action, they don't always notify us. if there are issues concerned with deconfliction, in other words they don't want to come in and do an enforcement action and us not know about it, and it has the potential of blue on blue as it is called, type of conflict. so we have in the past gotten basically notifications right when these actions were take

. >> commissioner dejesus: -- a decorative space. the retail wraps the corner, with glazing to the south and west to maintain the presence from north point columbus as well as leavenworth. we have a materials board here that i'm happy to pass around if you'd like to -- the predominant materials used on the side are brick and some plaster. the areas with brick are recessed a little bit in the facade and kept shorter than the areas with cement plaster in order to help modulate the site down north point. in summary, this project provides an addition of high quality design and materials. it fills out the block, providing active uses in place of surface parking and provides retail spaces on north point and on columbus, wrapping onto leavenworth. thanks very much for your time. >> president koppel: thank you very much. anyone from the public to comment on this item? we do have a couple of speaker cards. anyone else who would like to speak, please lineup on this side of the room. we have david carl and randall scott. whoever's ready, come o

. >> commissioner dejesus: -- a decorative space. the retail wraps the corner, with glazing to the south and west to maintain the presence from north point columbus as well as leavenworth. we have a materials board here that i'm happy to pass around if you'd like to -- the predominant materials used on the side are brick and some plaster. the areas with brick are recessed a little bit in the facade and kept shorter than the areas with cement plaster in order to help modulate the site down north point. in summary, this project provides an addition of high quality design and materials. it fills out the block, providing active uses in place of surface parking and provides retail spaces on north point and on columbus, wrapping onto leavenworth. thanks very much for your time. >> president koppel: thank you very much. anyone from the public to comment on this item? we do have a couple of speaker cards. anyone else who would like to speak, please lineup on this side of the room. we have david carl and randall scott. whoever's ready, come o