commissioner dejesus? >> commissioner dejesus: [indisc ernible] >> president cohen: it was hard for me to hear what you were saying. >> commissioner dejesus: what i said earlier, when we talked about -- there was a caller, second time it's been brought up, about forfeitures and seizures of property. people are asking how it works. it wouldn't hurt to have a small presentation how it works. >> president cohen: commissioner hamasaki anything from you? please continue. >> at this time the public is welcome to make public comment on line item 3. members of the public like to make public comment please call 415-655-0001. enter access code. 146 033 9858 please press star 3 now if you like to make public comment. we have a number of callers. >> president cohen: let's begin. >> good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> hi. can you hear me? >> yes. >> i was calling concerning my son who was murdered august 14, 2006, to this day no capture of the person who murdered my son. i'm a mother who is calling every wed

. >> president cohen: that's right, commissioner dejesus. the public commenters probably haven't spent much time on-line or have spent a lot of time researching the commission's work. these items were started in 2019, and it's sad that we're in 2021 and just getting it done, but we've done it and we've tried to keep it transparent. with that, i want to move forward, and thank you, miss preston, for helping us stay the course, and chief scott, as well. all right. with that, public comment is closed. i'll entertain a motion. >> vice president elias: so moved. >> president cohen: i have a motion and a second. can i take this without objection? without objection, the motion passes. sergeant youngblood, next item. >> clerk: item 12, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 14 below, closed session, including public comment on item 13, vote whether to hold item 14 in closed session. >> president cohen: all right, public comment. let's hear what your thoughts are. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> good evening. starch

commissioner dejesus? >> commissioner dejesus: [indisc ernible] >> president cohen: it was hard for me to hear what you were saying. >> commissioner dejesus: what i said earlier, when we talked about -- there was a caller, second time it's been brought up, about forfeitures and seizures of property. people are asking how it works. it wouldn't hurt to have a small presentation how it works. >> president cohen: commissioner hamasaki anything from you? please continue. >> at this time the public is welcome to make public comment on line item 3. members of the public like to make public comment please call 415-655-0001. enter access code. 146 033 9858 please press star 3 now if you like to make public comment. we have a number of callers. >> president cohen: let's begin. >> good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> hi. can you hear me? >> yes. >> i was calling concerning my son who was murdered august 14, 2006, to this day no capture of the person who murdered my son. i'm a mother who is calling every wed

i was also referring to the letter that dejesus wrote. there was another letter written -- it sames to be a -- it seems to be a problem. i've been fighting for too many years for my son to let the feds say that my son was in a gang when you have how many years, 15 years now to prove that. they used my son to get a case that had nothing to do with my son. i don't think that we should be honoring the feds of concerning my son when my innocent young boy who was shot 30 times. my son was not in a gang. all the cases and everything when i went down to look at the perpertrator, it was said that my son wasn't in a gang. it hurts me as a mother to go through this again. i'm reliving his murder again. i have to deal with this everyday when i shouldn't have to. i should have some closure. i don't have any closure. now i have to fight for this. now i have to go back down to the feds building and stand in front of the building with a bull horn and say something to these attorneys that banished my son's name. for them to say that my son was in a gang,

. >> president cohen: that's right, commissioner dejesus. the public commenters probably haven't spent much time on-line or have spent a lot of time researching the commission's work. these items were started in 2019, and it's sad that we're in 2021 and just getting it done, but we've done it and we've tried to keep it transparent. with that, i want to move forward, and thank you, miss preston, for helping us stay the course, and chief scott, as well. all right. with that, public comment is closed. i'll entertain a motion. >> vice president elias: so moved. >> president cohen: i have a motion and a second. can i take this without objection? without objection, the motion passes. sergeant youngblood, next item. >> clerk: item 12, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 14 below, closed session, including public comment on item 13, vote whether to hold item 14 in closed session. >> president cohen: all right, public comment. let's hear what your thoughts are. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> good evening. starch

i was also referring to the letter that dejesus wrote. there was another letter written -- it sames to be a -- it seems to be a problem. i've been fighting for too many years for my son to let the feds say that my son was in a gang when you have how many years, 15 years now to prove that. they used my son to get a case that had nothing to do with my son. i don't think that we should be honoring the feds of concerning my son when my innocent young boy who was shot 30 times. my son was not in a gang. all the cases and everything when i went down to look at the perpertrator, it was said that my son wasn't in a gang. it hurts me as a mother to go through this again. i'm reliving his murder again. i have to deal with this everyday when i shouldn't have to. i should have some closure. i don't have any closure. now i have to fight for this. now i have to go back down to the feds building and stand in front of the building with a bull horn and say something to these attorneys that banished my son's name. for them to say that my son was in a gang,

. >> president cohen: that's right, commissioner dejesus. the public commenters probably haven't spent much time on-line or have spent a lot of time researching the commission's work. these items were started in 2019, and it's sad that we're in 2021 and just getting it done, but we've done it and we've tried to keep it transparent. with that, i want to move forward, and thank you, miss preston, for helping us stay the course, and chief scott, as well. all right. with that, public comment is closed. i'll entertain a motion. >> vice president elias: so moved. >> president cohen: i have a motion and a second. can i take this without objection? without objection, the motion passes. sergeant youngblood, next item. >> clerk: item 12, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 14 below, closed session, including public comment on item 13, vote whether to hold item 14 in closed session. >> president cohen: all right, public comment. let's hear what your thoughts are. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> good evening. starch

i was also referring to the letter that dejesus wrote. there was another letter written -- it sames to be a -- it seems to be a problem. i've been fighting for too many years for my son to let the feds say that my son was in a gang when you have how many years, 15 years now to prove that. they used my son to get a case that had nothing to do with my son. i don't think that we should be honoring the feds of concerning my son when my innocent young boy who was shot 30 times. my son was not in a gang. all the cases and everything when i went down to look at the perpertrator, it was said that my son wasn't in a gang. it hurts me as a mother to go through this again. i'm reliving his murder again. i have to deal with this everyday when i shouldn't have to. i should have some closure. i don't have any closure. now i have to fight for this. now i have to go back down to the feds building and stand in front of the building with a bull horn and say something to these attorneys that banished my son's name. for them to say that my son was in a gang,

i was also referring to the letter that dejesus wrote. there was another letter written -- it sames to be a -- it seems to be a problem. i've been fighting for too many years for my son to let the feds say that my son was in a gang when you have how many years, 15 years now to prove that. they used my son to get a case that had nothing to do with my son. i don't think that we should be honoring the feds of concerning my son when my innocent young boy who was shot 30 times. my son was not in a gang. all the cases and everything when i went down to look at the perpertrator, it was said that my son wasn't in a gang. it hurts me as a mother to go through this again. i'm reliving his murder again. i have to deal with this everyday when i shouldn't have to. i should have some closure. i don't have any closure. now i have to fight for this. now i have to go back down to the feds building and stand in front of the building with a bull horn and say something to these attorneys that banished my son's name. for them to say that my son was in a gang,

commission dejesus, is that you? >>commissioner dejesus: that's notme.president cohen: thank you . [inaudible] all right, seeing none thank you for the presentation. we are thankful forit . we will take public comment on this item. >>sergeant youngblood: members of the public that would like to make a comment regarding line item 6, sexual assault evidence gets press á3 now. president cohen, there is no publiccomment . >>president cohen: okay, next item. >>sergeant youngblood: lineitem 7, presentation of the limited english proficiency ldp annual report 2020 . >>president cohen: thank you. >> good evening president cohen, vice president lis, commissioner, director anderson and members of the community. i am darrell fong, commander of thedivision and here i'm presenting the san francisco police department language access annual report for the year 2020 i'd like to begin my presentation with a short vide demonstrating the department's capacity for language access . commissioner youngblood . >>. [inaudible] >>. [inaudible] >> next slide please. >>president c

. >> commissioner dejesus: sergean t youngblood please call the roll. [roll call] president cohen will join us in route. here with us tonight is chief william scott from the san francisco police department and director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> vice president elias: thank you, i will ask everyone to join me in the pledge of allegiance. please put your hand over your heart and say the pledge of allegiance.

. >> commissioner dejesus: sergean t youngblood please call the roll. [roll call]

>>president cohen: actually i wanted to also confirm commissioner dejesus's report. early warning systems are making a comeback and is making progress but we've identified an area particularly a need for technology, data management systems, reportingsystems . so that has a budget ask to it and catherine, i know you're on the call. i hope you've got built into the budget despite the orders to cut the need for technology. i believe we are going to be, we're not going to be successful in executing all the doj recommendations without technology to undergird allour efforts . so i just want to report that i've had a series of telephone calls specifically around addressing, beginning to understand the strategy and also the elements that are moving into the base. i heard conversation last week you saw there was so start to concentrate our time and energy and in many ways i'll call a strike team, we're going to concentrate a lot of energy on this issue so that we can begin to better understand it and implemented or bolster strateg that's already in existence . i've had conver