commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you, madam president. chief, i was wondering and i had asked in the chat, is there a working document on this or something that you can provide to us that will outline and more substancely more standards. is there something more flushed out? >> with our methodologies, the meat of everything i said is the methodologies of the matrix report and i know that's a very pensive report that you and others have reviewed. there are some tweaks in there, but that is really the guidelines that we're on. so that's really what this group is modelling this work off of is those methodologies and they're very detailed in how they created the methodologies. but we're really following that model, commissioner. >> commissioner hamasaki: okay. and i think we discussed this before the commission. how are you factoring in the changes in the e.m.x6 and street crisis response team, the increase in call response by these other agencies that are at least taking up some part of the workload? >> yes, sir. so some of that will be in th

hamasaki is disgraceful. maria h., and that is the end of public comment, president cohen. >> president cohen: thank you very much. i appreciate the public comment. please call the next item. >> clerk: line item 2, chief's report. weekly crime trends. provide an overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. major and significant incidents. provide a summary of planned activities and events. this will include a brief overview of any unplanned events or activities occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. chief scott? >> president cohen: thank you. just real quick, chief, we are prepared to go with paul henderson if you need a few more minutes to collect yourself. >> thank you, president cohen. i'm actually ready. >> president cohen: okay. perfect. all right. >> good evening, president cohen, vice president elias, commission, director hender

commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: yes, thank you. i just wanted to -- and i'm a little bit hesitant here, but to briefly address the comments earlier, and the reason i'm hesitant is because i don't quite know how to address something that appears to be a completely dishonest and disingenuous attack on me. there's no assault on any police officer. my post was intended actually to encourage police to get out in the community. if you look at the video, people are out in the community, and the officer is participating in a game called the milk crate challenge. i thought that was actually kind of cool of him. i don't know how it's been twisted in this way, but that's not the -- the case. that was not my intention. if you have other issues with my role on this commission, then maybe we could take that up through policies, right? my concern, really, is that our members follow the rules, do their job, and that we have an upright and respectable department. and i think we've made some really positive progress, but i think there's others that

john hamasaki from the police commission. at a time when trust in law enforcement is at an all-time low, mr. hamasaki has done everything in his power by undermining efforts to rebuild that trust. antagonizing police officers. he advocating for teams to carry legal firearms and insulted san franciscans with racist and ma soj nisic tweets. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hi, my name is david. i'm a san francisco native. i think it's not right that robert has been homeless for more than 15 years. he has been treated very badly by the city they've just not been helping him at all and just ignoring him like he's nothing. and the tweets that all the board of supervisors have made are all false because they have done nothing and -- what? yeah. and it's not right. it's not right. what? oh, in the name of robert, the city needs to reach out to him. it's not fair that we can leave our people behind. and he's gone to them several times. t

john hamasaki from the police commission. at a time when trust in law enforcement is at an all-time low, mr. hamasaki has done everything in his power by undermining efforts to rebuild that trust. antagonizing police officers. he advocating for teams to carry legal firearms and insulted san franciscans with racist and ma soj nisic tweets. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hi, my name is david. i'm a san francisco native. i think it's not right that robert has been homeless for more than 15 years. he has been treated very badly by the city they've just not been helping him at all and just ignoring him like he's nothing. and the tweets that all the board of supervisors have made are all false because they have done nothing and -- what? yeah. and it's not right. it's not right. what? oh, in the name of robert, the city needs to reach out to him. it's not fair that we can leave our people behind. and he's gone to them several times. t

we've got john hamasaki, john lee. stacey youngblood, you're looking good. call the roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call]

we've got john hamasaki, john lee. stacey youngblood, you're looking good.the roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll

we've got john hamasaki, john lee. stacey youngblood, you're looking good. call the roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call]