feringer who sits as a convicted felon who will be reporting for incarceration i believe before the end of the week. to that end it's been mentioned how -- i wanted to correct a couple of things that came up. one, supervisor mar we don't do stop and frisk. i have been very clear on that in san francisco. constitutionally terry versus ohio. we stop or detain based on reasonable suspicion and we research and/or frisk based on facts and concern for officer safety so i want to reassure you that the program spoken up and received attention in new york city stop and frisk i think i was straightforward and firm on it when originally asked about it a couple years ago. we don't practice it here in san francisco. also there were slides mentioned in regards to narcotics. narcotic arrests were off qift 85% in san francisco prior to prop that time and they're off more and i have spoken to those people and now have trafficking in electronic goods and that seems to be the new trend and it's not lost on any of you at the board since we talk often about the up tick in property crime really across the st

feringer and not where he is supposed to be and that is not allowed unless approved by a supervisor. others had text conversations where mr. ferminger said a reprehensible statement and instead of as -- as spoken about that was it reported to the department and not in a response and however intended to be dismissive wasn't appropriate either so there will be some of the officers who won't -- that don't reach the same level as the officers that i will be referring to the commission. eric director hicks and i sat down and we want to get it right. >> >> and those that fall below the minimum qualifications upon the character that we incest upon be dismissed and i am. >> >> going there after this meeting. i have to go over all of the allegations as sustained and sign off of them and sign some suspension letters that are immediate and the letter vs to be served and at that time it's agendized at the police commission and from they take control of the investigations. >> so what's the timeline on this whole thing, do you know? >> there are -- i don't have it off of the top of my head. there

sergeant feringer asked to be on bail even though he was sentenced to prison and they released the text messages. this is like someone breaks their arm, goes to the doctor, finds out they have cancer and removes the cancer and thinks maybe we shouldn't go to the doctor anymore. we need an independent investigation. ferguson had an investigation that revealed tremendous things about the city that the police department and da's office and no one locally was interested in getting into. we need outside investigation of san francisco so the city can be proud of the justice system we have. thank you. >> thank you. [calling speaker names] next speaker. >> my name is angela jenkins and i appreciate the hearing today and i want to thank you for the opportunity to encourage our leaders to look fearlessly at the policing and congratulate this committee for voting to divest from funds that in part cruelty to animals is very important that we look at that and it's a big move forward. it takes tremendous courage to prevent cruelty to animals and proof that the city earns to be known as a humanitarian