>> caller: my name is victoria and i volunteer with felicia jones. i again want to reiterate the san francisco police department has failed to meet the partnership 30th, 2021 deadline by cal doj for substantial compliance with dj cost reform recommendation and sfpd was evaluated in 2016 and five years ago, by the federal department of justice on the ground to a state of suspicious deadly-officer-involved shooting and disproportionately killing black and brown san franciscans and that doj evaluation under those 272 recommendations and the city and county of san francisco under mayor ed lee, then later mayor ed fernel and now mayor breed completed to 272 recommendations issued in 2016 and however, as of the latest extended deadline of april 30th, 2021 by the cal doj, 2018, overseeing the process and sfpd had marched fewer than 65% substantially compliant versus the 95% plus they agreed to and according to the latest recording by the sfpd, black san franciscans are more than 10 times as likely to be arrested or subject to use of force as our white san f

>> caller: my name is victoria and i volunteer with felicia jones. i again want to reiterate the san francisco police department has failed to meet the partnership 30th, 2021 deadline by cal doj for substantial compliance with dj cost reform recommendation and sfpd was evaluated in 2016 and five years ago, by the federal department of justice on the ground to a state of suspicious deadly-officer-involved shooting and disproportionately killing black and brown san franciscans and that doj evaluation under those 272 recommendations and the city and county of san francisco under mayor ed lee, then later mayor ed fernel and now mayor breed completed to 272 recommendations issued in 2016 and however, as of the latest extended deadline of april 30th, 2021 by the cal doj, 2018, overseeing the process and sfpd had marched fewer than 65% substantially compliant versus the 95% plus they agreed to and according to the latest recording by the sfpd, black san franciscans are more than 10 times as likely to be arrested or subject to use of force as our white san f

[buzzer] >> chairman: thank you, felicia jones, for sharing your comments. mr. smith, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> caller: yes. hello. i am the founder of the h.i.v. long-term survivors right here in san francisco. and i work with lots of people growing older from the lgbtq and other communities. and, of course, also my latinos. one of the first things i want to say is age -- again, age -- during drug overdoses and drug problems, age has no limit. one of the things that i want to emphasize is about the prevention side of it. my story is, like, i've been a user. and when i went to try to stop, i was literally told that i didn't qualify because i was not doing enough. that kind of hurts me a lot because, again, any person should be stopped before we end up really in a huge problem. another problem from my community is about trust. many members of my community are latinos, and they don't trust the system. it is very, very important that we >> we've been waiting for four years to see a supervised injection site. and finally, i just want to say as w

my name is kit hodge from district 7 and i also volunteer with felicia jones. tonight, you're going to be hearing comments from district attorney chasa boudine. however, the sfpd's approach of the case only covers shootings from 2017 to 2020. why is it the davment's reviewing officer-involved shooting cases which occurred before 2017 when there have been officer involved shootings in 2020. it could be that sfpd does not wish to talk about the officer-involved shootings and it could be that sfpd does not want to talk about the shootings which is in incredibly hot water and the investigation and the resignation of the police chief. in 2015, 2016 alone, there were 17 officer-involved shootings that were suspect involved, i.e. officers shot at suspects. of mario woods which occurred in 2015 which caused the d.o.j. review of the department which caused other shootings in 40. prior to 2017 cases including mario woods. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello, my name is susan buckman, i live in district 5 and i volu

my name is kit hodge from district 7 and i also volunteer with felicia jones. tonight, you're going to be hearing comments from district attorney chasa boudine. however, the sfpd's approach of the case only covers shootings from 2017 to 2020. why is it the davment's reviewing officer-involved shooting cases which occurred before 2017 when there have been officer involved shootings in 2020. it could be that sfpd does not wish to talk about the officer-involved shootings and it could be that sfpd does not want to talk about the shootings which is in incredibly hot water and the investigation and the resignation of the police chief. in 2015, 2016 alone, there were 17 officer-involved shootings that were suspect involved, i.e. officers shot at suspects. of mario woods which occurred in 2015 which caused the d.o.j. review of the department which caused other shootings in 40. prior to 2017 cases including mario woods. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello, my name is susan buckman, i live in district 5 and i volu

[buzzer] >> chairman: thank you, felicia jones, for sharing your comments. mr. smith, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> caller: yes. hello. i am the founder of the h.i.v. long-term survivors right here in san francisco. and i work with lots of people growing older from the lgbtq and other communities. and, of course, also my latinos. one of the first things i want to say is age -- again, age -- during drug overdoses and drug problems, age has no limit. one of the things that i want to emphasize is about the prevention side of it. my story is, like, i've been a user. and when i went to try to stop, i was literally told that i didn't qualify because i was not doing enough. that kind of hurts me a lot because, again, any person should be stopped before we end up really in a huge problem. another problem from my community is about trust. many members of my community are latinos, and they don't trust the system. it is very, very important that we >> we've been waiting for four years to see a supervised injection site. and finally, i just want to say as w

name is david aaronson, and i am with the core team of wealth and equity disparity founded by felicia jones. last week, the san francisco police department agreed to complete in writing all of the 272 department of justice reforms. as of april 28, only 64% were marked as substantially compliant on their website. furthermore, we do not have assurances that what sfpd said are substantially compliant truly are as per d.o.j. -- as per cal d.o.j. >> -- on april 30, in other words, last week, where 94% of them, as chief scott stated in meetings earlier this year. april 30 was the date that chief scott and the cal d.o.j. office agreed to meet the recommendations in the 2020 letter. yet as of two days before the deadlines, sfpds own website only shows 64% of the guidelines substantially compliant. [inaudible] and on going complaints of extreme racial disparities. indeed, the policing in san francisco continues unchanged to this day. [inaudible] black subjects are more than ten times as likely to be stopped or arrested and more than four times as hispanics. that's sfpds own terms. black san francisc

my name is kit hodge and i volunteer with felicia jones and black communities core team. sfpd's presentation tonight which is on the consent calender, they're reporting their progress in the department of justice recommendations made to sfpd back in 2016. tonight sfpd reports of recommendations that as of marcn out of 272 that is 58% are com ploy ant and the remainedder of validation and in progress. note that in progress means not done. it's urgent that sfpd finish the recommendation and 94% of the 272 recommendations would be done bit end of this month and in other words, in a week and a half from now. we know from the report with only 160 of the 272, that is once again just 58%, that are compliant according to sfpd as of march 31st. unlikely more than 90% of recommendations will be fully complete by april 30th. in fact, when recommendation have been submitted by sfpd, they're always incomplete and so we must not take external reviews to mean they're off of the list. this has gone on for five years and we condition draft this after april 30th. in 2016, the city committe

[buzzer] >> chairman: thank you, felicia jones, for sharing your comments. mr.th, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> caller: yes. hello. i am the founder of the h.i.v. long-term survivors right here in san francisco. and i work with lots of people growing older from the lgbtq and other communities. and, of course, also my latinos. one of the first things i want to say is age -- again, age -- during drug overdoses and drug problems, age has no limit. one of the things that i want to emphasize is about the prevention side of it. my story is, like, i've been a user. and when i went to try to stop, i was literally told that i didn't qualify because i was not doing enough. that kind of hurts me a lot because, again, any person should be stopped before we end up really in a huge problem. another problem from my community is about trust. many members of my community are latinos, and they don't trust the system. it is very, very important that we >> we've been waiting for four years to see a supervised injection site. and finally, i just want to say as we go

name is david aaronson, and i am with the core team of wealth and equity disparity founded by felicia jones. last week, the san francisco police department agreed to complete in writing all of the 272 department of justice reforms. as of april 28, only 64% were marked as substantially compliant on their website. furthermore, we do not have assurances that what sfpd said are substantially compliant truly are as per d.o.j. -- as per cal d.o.j. >> -- on april 30, in other words, last week, where 94% of them, as chief scott stated in meetings earlier this year. april 30 was the date that chief scott and the cal d.o.j. office agreed to meet the recommendations in the 2020 letter. yet as of two days before the deadlines, sfpds own website only shows 64% of the guidelines substantially compliant. [inaudible] and on going complaints of extreme racial disparities. indeed, the policing in san francisco continues unchanged to this day. [inaudible] black subjects are more than ten times as likely to be stopped or arrested and more than four times as hispanics. that's sfpds own terms. black san francisc

my name is kit hodge from district 7 and i also volunteer with felicia jones.oing to be hearing comments from district attorney chasa boudine. however, the sfpd's approach of the case only covers shootings from 2017 to 2020. why is it the davment's reviewing officer-involved shooting cases which occurred before 2017 when there have been officer involved shootings in 2020. it could be that sfpd does not wish to talk about the officer-involved shootings and it could be that sfpd does not want to talk about the shootings which is in incredibly hot water and the investigation and the resignation of the police chief. in 2015, 2016 alone, there were 17 officer-involved shootings that were suspect involved, i.e. officers shot at suspects. of mario woods which occurred in 2015 which caused the d.o.j. review of the department which caused other shootings in 40. prior to 2017 cases including mario woods. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello, my name is susan buckman, i live in district 5 and i volunteer with the cor

. >> caller: my name is susan buckman and i live in district 5 and i volunteer with felicia jones and the disparities in the plaque community core teams. sfpd was through the department of justice community oriented policing recommendations and also known as the collaborative reform initiative by april 30th. at least 94% of them as chief scott said this year yet as of last wednesday, april 28th, two days before the deadline, sfpd's own c.r.i. website showed only 64% of the recommendations marked as substantially compliant. chief scott claims that a large portion of recommendations are complete. complete is not the same as substantially comply apartment. a recommendation has undergone and passed and external review. many recommendations according to the police commission months ago as being under external review are still listed adds being under external review on the sfpd d.r.i. site. sfpd must complete all external reviews to achieve compliance on the forms this year and the majority of them, chief scott's 94%, must be completed immediately asper the plan. black san franciscans are p

my name is kit hodge from district 7 and i also volunteer with felicia jones.night, you're going to be hearing comments from district attorney chasa boudine. however, the sfpd's approach of the case only covers shootings from 2017 to 2020. why is it the davment's reviewing officer-involved shooting cases which occurred before 2017 when there have been officer involved shootings in 2020. it could be that sfpd does not wish to talk about the officer-involved shootings and it could be that sfpd does not want to talk about the shootings which is in incredibly hot water and the investigation and the resignation of the police chief. in 2015, 2016 alone, there were