. >> commissioner hamasaki >> thank you. whoa, too close. good evening. i had a question or a follow-up question to commissioner taylor's, regarding the -- it's a little bit early in the year to draw any conclusions about a statistical bump in certain crimes and what it means. but can you -- and again, i think my view is that there's only so much the department can do with certain types of crimes to prevent them. however, on the back end of that, closure, how is the department's closure rate on the more serious part one crimes? >> well, i can quote homicides, they were 68 percent clearance rate on homicides. i have to follow up with you on the robberies and assaults. that's going to be a lower number usually but i'll follow up with you and have that for the next commission meeting. in terms of closure property crimes, your car break in is very difficult. still hovering in the single digits, about 2% in terms of arrest and closure on those cases. auto theft is higher than that. but i'll follow up with more specific clearance rate numbers for across the par

we worked with commissioners petra dejesus, elias, hamasaki, and brookter. we're looking forward to working with the entire police commission, chief scott, and you to get this legislation right and accomplish its most important goal, which is to serve and protect our residents. i also want to note that supervisor mar has signed on as a cosponsor, as well. i rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor haney. supervisor walton, did you want to make a comment? >> supervisor walton: just wanted to make a comment on that, if that's okay. >> president yee: go ahead. >> supervisor walton: part of the plan as a part of community policing was increased foot beats. our legislation supports this need and it's in alignment with sfpds mission to maintain and build trust with community. we believe that this is the first step in repairing relationships and building trust with community. we know that we have some strained relationships with law enforcement and the community and the reemergence of foot patrols is a crime reducing strategy and community trust build strateg

we worked with commissioners petra dejesus, elias, hamasaki, and brookter. we're looking forward to working with the entire police commission, chief scott, and you to get this legislation right and accomplish its most important goal, which is to serve and protect our residents. i also want to note that supervisor mar has signed on as a cosponsor, as well. i rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor haney. supervisor walton, did you want to make a comment? >> supervisor walton: just wanted to make a comment on that, if that's okay. >> president yee: go ahead. >> supervisor walton: part of the plan as a part of community policing was increased foot beats. our legislation supports this need and it's in alignment with sfpds mission to maintain and build trust with community. we believe that this is the first step in repairing relationships and building trust with community. we know that we have some strained relationships with law enforcement and the community and the reemergence of foot patrols is a crime reducing strategy and community trust build strateg

we worked with commissioners petra dejesus, elias, hamasaki, and brookter. we're looking forward to working with the entire police commission, chief scott, and you to get this legislation right and accomplish its most important goal, which is to serve and protect our residents. i also want to note that supervisor mar has signed on as a cosponsor, as well. i rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor haney. supervisor walton, did you want to make a comment? >> supervisor walton: just wanted to make a comment on that, if that's okay. >> president yee: go ahead. >> supervisor walton: part of the plan as a part of community policing was increased foot beats. our legislation supports this need and it's in alignment with sfpds mission to maintain and build trust with community. we believe that this is the first step in repairing relationships and building trust with community. we know that we have some strained relationships with law enforcement and the community and the reemergence of foot patrols is a crime reducing strategy and community trust build strateg

we worked with commissioners petra dejesus, elias, hamasaki, and brookter. we're looking forward to working with the entire police commission, chief scott, and you to get this legislation right and accomplish its most important goal, which is to serve and protect our residents. i also want to note that supervisor mar has signed on as a cosponsor, as well. i rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor haney. supervisor walton, did you want to make a comment? >> supervisor walton: just wanted to make a comment on that, if that's okay. >> president yee: go ahead. >> supervisor walton: part of the plan as a part of community policing was increased foot beats. our legislation supports this need and it's in alignment with sfpds mission to maintain and build trust with community. we believe that this is the first step in repairing relationships and building trust with community. we know that we have some strained relationships with law enforcement and the community and the reemergence of foot patrols is a crime reducing strategy and community trust build strateg