my name is [inaudible] and i also volunteer at the [inaudible] founded by felicia jones. last month, as we have the month prior, we called in to make comment during the [inaudible] case. [inaudible] never has the police commission spent the amount of time that they have about [inaudible]. thank you. that's all. >> clerk: thank you, caller. >> good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. my name is david aaronson, and i'm a member of district 1 and a member of disparities in the black community, founded by felicia jones [inaudible] department of justice community oriented policing services. these recommendations were made by the federal d.o.j. after numerous killings of -- by the sfpd of san franciscans, mostly black and brown, particularly from 2014 to 2015. the d.o.j. came to san francisco in 2016 as the city hit a boiling point of unrest. the former chief was made to resign after months of protests calling for his ouster. in the years that the sfpd has been reporting its prorace statistics from 2016 to the present, the antiblack disparity has continued unabated

buckman and i am with the core team of wealth and disparities in the black communities founded by felicia jones. tonight, the police department will discuss officer joel babs. throw years ago, we did a press conference and press release regarding officer babs. who filed a complaint against sfpd and the police commission in 20717 after he witnessed numerous racist incidents at sfpd and recorded them. babs' story can be found on the san francisco superior course website cgc-17-561687 filed october 3rd, 2017. here is just one of the allegations. many of which were substantiated by dhr. per officer babs 2017 complaint. a sergeant tom says to officer babs, regarding a 15-year-old black girl without an identification. quote, deal with your people. end quote, she's getting all ghetto. officer babs stated he objected to and took offense at these comments and sergeant tomorrow'm reported him and racist action are named in the complaint. the thoughts and actions by these quote -- anti black policing in terms of per-capita arrest and use of force. are we to believe this is a problem with individuals and n

my name is jean bridges, and i'm with the core team of wealth disparities founded by felicia jones. san francisco has a long history of racism, particularly black violence. the judge said, quote, buckley's testimony did not include one or two falsehoods, it was an epic fantasy. this officer is unlikely to be able to testify in court in future, ever. chief scott says he has, quote, full confidence in officer buckley to serve with distinction. does the police department have full confidence that that officer will serve with distinction? that officer has been sent to the bayview to police there. we have discovered that cops with racist or antiblack attitudes were sent there. an sfpd officer who was a trainer of the officer who killed a man was sent to the bayview until we demanded his transfer. why the police department condoning this or worse, does the commission even know that this is happening? we demand that officer buckley be removed from the bayview, and that san francisco no longer be viewed as a home for racist, bigoted, and incompetent officers. >> clerk: thank you for your co

my name is [inaudible] and i also volunteer at the [inaudible] founded by felicia jones.uring the [inaudible] case. [inaudible] never has the police commission spent the amount of time that they have about [inaudible]. thank you. that's all. >> clerk: thank you, caller. >> good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hello. my name is david aaronson, and i'm a member of district 1 and a member of disparities in the black community, founded by felicia jones [inaudible] department of justice community oriented policing services. these recommendations were made by the federal d.o.j. after numerous killings of -- by the sfpd of san franciscans, mostly black and brown, particularly from 2014 to 2015. the d.o.j. came to san francisco in 2016 as the city hit a boiling point of unrest. the former chief was made to resign after months of protests calling for his ouster. in the years that the sfpd has been reporting its prorace statistics from 2016 to the present, the antiblack disparity has continued unabated. black san franciscans are suffering with no action by the sfpd or cit

. >> i am with the corps team of wealth and disparities founded by felicia jones. tonight the police commission and san francisco police department will be discussing officer joel babs, a black officer who's been with the sfpd for over 27 years. after pabs witnessed numerous racist incidents and reported them. last month, we shared an alarming number of complaints. during a time when the federal department of justice had just come to investigate years of racism and killings of primarily black and brown people of san francisco. pabs' story can be found on the sf supreme court website filed october 23rd, two thousand seventeen. one officer remarked about a black woman and i quote, she's got a great body, she's the only black woman i'd do, unquote. pabs was told about chases and beatings by black citizens who have done nothing wrong. that was just one tale told by lieutenant payne who boasted about chasing black citizens in his car while in the bayview and also bragged about punching a woman in the face, knocking out her tooth and breaking her finger and i quote, like

my name is jean bridges, and i'm with the core team of wealth disparities founded by felicia jones.co has a long history of racism, particularly black violence. the judge said, quote, buckley's testimony did not include one or two falsehoods, it was an epic fantasy. this officer is unlikely to be able to testify in court in future, ever. chief scott says he has, quote, full confidence in officer buckley to serve with distinction. does the police department have full confidence that that officer will serve with distinction? that officer has been sent to the bayview to police there. we have discovered that cops with racist or antiblack attitudes were sent there. an sfpd officer who was a trainer of the officer who killed a man was sent to the bayview until we demanded his transfer. why the police department condoning this or worse, does the commission even know that this is happening? we demand that officer buckley be removed from the bayview, and that san francisco no longer be viewed as a home for racist, bigoted, and incompetent officers. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next

. >> my name is felicia jones -- >> and also prenatal care for black sisters, and especially our teen mothers. thank you for your time and i pass it to dr. adrienne silas. >> down payment assistance and i'm blessed to be here and take care of us on the front end only to evict us and to throw us out on the streets on the backend. black eviction defense and prevention support is required. lastly, black lgbtq support through secure transitional housing subsidies. thank you. i pass this on to jeffrey greer >> this is jeffrey greer. and i am representing the restorative justice. the black community needs the opportunity to address and repair the harm that has not only been caused but they are victims of. 80% of this has happened under drug and alcohol and related. black community is the only community that does not have a domestic violence shelter. in particular, one specifically for black women and children. number two, we need an alternative to policing and criminal justice reform. we also, as point three says, provide housing, specific justice find for those experiencing re-entry. we al

first of all, let me thank wealth and disparities and felicia jones for their unwavering commitment tohe challenges that continue to plague african-americans in san francisco. yes, we have the first african-american woman to serve as mayor. but we know the challenges that have persisted in this city far too long, not just with african-americans in general. i am acutely aware of the challenges that exist with african-american employees. and i am committed to continuing to work with you all to address many of those issues. don't you remember juneteenth back in the day? raise your hand if you remember [applause] the pony rides. the carnival. the black cowboys. we put on our best clothes and we go show off and we go have fun. and there was barbecue. but, you know what? there was a history. there was a history in san francisco as to when juneteenth started. here in san francisco, it was around 1965 when walter johnson jr., who -- what that was club called, diane, linda? -- you know, the club that i'm talking about? the one they started at. anyway, i'll remember it in a minute. no, it was wa

. >> i am with the corps team of wealth and disparities founded by felicia jones.ight the police commission and san francisco police department will be discussing officer joel babs, a black officer who's been with the sfpd for over 27 years. after pabs witnessed numerous racist incidents and reported them. last month, we shared an alarming number of complaints. during a time when the federal department of justice had just come to investigate years of racism and killings of primarily black and brown people of san francisco. pabs' story can be found on the sf supreme court website filed october 23rd, two thousand seventeen. one officer remarked about a black woman and i quote, she's got a great body, she's the only black woman i'd do, unquote. pabs was told about chases and beatings by black citizens who have done nothing wrong. that was just one tale told by lieutenant payne who boasted about chasing black citizens in his car while in the bayview and also bragged about punching a woman in the face, knocking out her tooth and breaking her finger and i quote, like a f