supervisor ahsha safai who represents the ingleside neighborhood and is a san francisco mayoral candidate next year says he's concerned about the increase shootings at nightclubs in the city that we're seeing. a is putting blame on current mayor london breed saying the number at s of police officers is down by about 500 since mayor breed took office. a fi also says most officers are in the downtown area, but that crime is not limited to downtown. >> i'm all for reallocating resources where the crimes are happening. but so many of the crimes now beginning to happen in our neighborhoods. at the end of the we need to ensure that all of san francisco, it's safe. >> says all 3 victims of the shooting at stratus are in stable condition tonight. >> new tonight at 5. it's another big blow to san francisco's downtown westfield. we'll be pulling out from operating san francisco center's largest mall. the company has operated san francisco cener for more than 2 decades, but a steep decline in shoppers and an increase in what they call challenging operating conditions significantly. they say affected

this concludes my presentation and i will now introduce explain kevin from the ingleside police. >> good afternoon chief. >> good afternoon. i would first like to start by expressing my sympathy to the families of mr. barrio for their loss as mentioned i'm kevin the acting captain of the station and the ingleside station officers were the first to respond. since the incident i want to let you know i'll a i've been in touch with the loaders and keeping them updated at that time. >> i express this is isolated incident with two public safety and i will continue to make myself available for the neighborhood partners and the community and will continue to address any questions or concerns they have. and for those who have further questions and concerns you can contact me at the ingleside states by officers e invite you and next meeting is tuesday at 6:00 p.m. where we can alone and discuss this incident or other matters of concern. by the community thank you, i'd like to welcome chief scott back to the podium. >> thank you. >> acting explain no problem he will and for your presentation. at th

the currently captain for ingleside station. i want to start off and make sure i acknowledge the passing of former commander kit krebshaw and officer chrissander son. i want to get this out there. second, absolute privilege to have the opportunity top present to the chief to the commission director anderson. um -- we than we face a lot of challenges. i look for the positive things i don't dwell on negative when things were presented us at our stations i don't complain about what they are i look how are we going to solve it. that's our role when i look to resources within the station, on how we will solve that as we move forward, i know what the most number one things this will require is team work. and when you look around at the officers and stuff and look for the people that embody team work, embody the mission of serving the public. i don't have to look too far than officer susie der. she is 15 year veteran of the police department of your police department. she is grew up in the city. a native of san francisco. multilingual.

the currently captain for ingleside station. i want to start off and make sure i acknowledge the passing of former commander kit krebshaw and officer chrissander son. i want to get this out there. second, absolute privilege to have the opportunity top present to the chief to the commission director anderson. um -- we than we face a lot of challenges. i look for the positive things i don't dwell on negative when things were presented us at our stations i don't complain about what they are i look how are we going to solve it. that's our role when i look to resources within the station, on how we will solve that as we move forward, i know what the most number one things this will require is team work. and when you look around at the officers and stuff and look for the people that embody team work, embody the mission of serving the public. i don't have to look too far than officer susie der. she is 15 year veteran of the police department of your police department. she is grew up in the city. a native of san francisco. multilingual.

the revised security plan was reviewed by our office along with ingleside station police department. both of our agencies felt like it was a more than solid plan. while we have not received any 301 complaints about stratus since the incident, we have visited them multiple times to check on compliance and they demonstrated full adherence with their conditions during those visits. so we felt confident that things were looking good at this location until finally we don't feel that way anymore. more regarding the shooting that occurred on june 10th, we learned of the incident on sunday morning, june 11th. i received a phone call from supervisor safire's office about it, and we quickly set up meetings to speak with sfpd. ingleside station captain, the permit officer, and another officer there along with a member of the city attorney's office in this occurred on monday, june 12th, when we met. and then on tuesday the 13th, we had another meeting with the venue's general manager, who you might remember from previous hearings. his father actually owns the club, so he is not the owner, but he

investigators say there was another shooting saturday night on the 300 block of ocean avenue in the city's inglesided. 3 people suffered non-life-threatening injuries. investigators say at this time there's no known connection between the 2 shootings. anyone with information about either incident is asked to contact san francisco police in san francisco haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> 2 men are dead and a teen girl hospitalized after a police pursuit. and in a fiery crash in tonight, we're learning that 2 men we're involved in a murder in man. take that's according to police. the is happened early this morning, not the murder, but the chase in san leandro. the chase, though, started in hayward. deputies say the car which was stolen in oakland. >> was spotted driving north on 8.80, alameda county deputies tried to pull it over, but the driver ignored commands. police say kept driving towards san leandro and that is where the city's police forces there put spike strips on front of the tires. and deputies say the driver tried to drive around the spikes. lost control of the car crashed. >> head-on into a

same in ingleside. tenderloin that is on going a lot of deploy am there. this did happen over night. which we know is a struggle for us this was brought up last week by commissioner beryl and others we reached out to partners in terms of law enforcement to disseminate information come bring the cases to resolution and we will keep the commission updated on those case. as far as the crimes statistics themselves. we are 7% below this time last year. that's a difference of 1600 over less. and violent crime up 4%. that's a differents of less than a00. and in termings of fireman related homicide, there are 3 more than last year 12-15 a 25% increase. total gun violence victims with 3 where we were this time last year. 6 above. that is a 6% increase. 100 year to date compared to 94. our property crape is driving our negative in crime this year. down 8% in property crime lead by burglars. and upon deaths over all. we have had up tick in robbery this is year that is something we are working hard to determine which are street level robberies taking something in cust

review and discuss city investment of services for the lakeview, oceanview, merced heights, and ingleside communities from 2013 through and members wishing to provide public comment, please call 415-655-0001 and the id is 25957659214. >> thank you. and the sponsor of this hearing is supervisor safai and we'll lead -- we'll leave it to you to lead this conversation and hearing. thank you. >> thank you, chair chan. i appreciate you making room for this today. this is a continuation of a conversation that began a cup of years ago during covid. we had to do this on zoom remotely. as best we could during those times and a commitment was made to follow up with these departments that are here today to talk about a very targeted conversation around investment in lake view in my district. so i called for this hearing in response to request for data that can demonstrate the city's commitment to this side of town especially as we enter these challenging economic times. we held a budget town hall last month for district 11 where we heard loud and clear that the most vulnerable residents of our commun

review and discuss city investment of services for the lakeview, oceanview, merced heights, and ingleside communities from 2013 through and members wishing to provide public comment, please call 415-655-0001 and the id is 25957659214. >> thank you. and the sponsor of this hearing is supervisor safai and we'll lead -- we'll leave it to you to lead this conversation and hearing. thank you. >> thank you, chair chan. i appreciate you making room for this today. this is a continuation of a conversation that began a cup of years ago during covid. we had to do this on zoom remotely. as best we could during those times and a commitment was made to follow up with these departments that are here today to talk about a very targeted conversation around investment in lake view in my district. so i called for this hearing in response to request for data that can demonstrate the city's commitment to this side of town especially as we enter these challenging economic times. we held a budget town hall last month for district 11 where we heard loud and clear that the most vulnerable residents of our commun

vulnerable but the high end housing and high end neighborhoods like saint francis wood, (indiscernible) ingleside and terrace are not vulnerable. no one will tear those houses down, ever. maybe they will make a room or unit but never going to tear them down and i don't think they will turn into 9 plexes. finally, i do think the legislation proposed by the mayor and supervisor melgar should come before you first. everyone expects development on the main boulevards corridors, they aret not expected on the block. here is the minutes for everybody and the article i refer to. thank you very much and thank the supervisor. >> good afternoon again supervisors. corey smith on behalf of housing action coalition. want to take a moment and bask in the glory of two west side supervisors pushing for more housing. that in and of itself was something unfathomable when supervisor tang was having conversations with eugene about domisty and says a lot about our leaders. i realize supervisor engardio is gone but supervisor melgar is a strong housing advocate. it is leadership and leading on a difficult conversation.