the f.o.p. dug our heels in and found out they were trying to hold secret investigations and not divulge the outcome to the officer which cleared him. they wanted to make sure that officers were found guilty. that's unacceptable. i don't care if it's a citizen, that there's a secret investigation going on or a police officer. people need to be treated fairly and police officers are not treated fairly. >> laura: you think it's the accusation against the police officer, they're presumed guilty? by the community. so there's distrust between the community -- police don't trust the accusations or no? >> it is the investigative body. all cases that involve shootings are sent to the -- to the federal -- to the fbi, and to the state's attorneys office for prosecution. >> laura: what we're getting at and it's painfully obvious, when you is 1,000 detective deficit on a police force could be a lot of things. is it money not allocated? is it the pay is not enough? is it demoralized police? is it too dangero

have put 1,628 officers through it, and it's because of their dedication with our sergeant leonard, f.o.p., who helps with the scheduling. i mean, it's amazing, 1,628 officers who had training with the use of force in the academy. they've dedicated their time in their schedule to work with the officers with the assistance of the tac unit and the hostage negotiationors who come into role play [applause] >> and then, i have several people, officer manfreddy, and john fulgado. they're the ones who respond after mobile crisis, and they spend their time putting out fires. and i will give you some numbers of the work that we're doing. after the 40 hours, we have the numbers go up and down. i had 97 last week, but two of them decided to retire. in the metro division, we have 279. in the specialized unit, we have 295. so if you look across the board, across the city, the metro division especially has 67 officers that are c.i.t. trains. mission, 73, norden, 60, tenderloin, 58, bayview, 67, ingleside, 61, and taraval at 55. so that assures me that there's at least one or two officers working every