this has rejected prohibiting officers from shooting at moving cars which is how jessica williams was murdered in 2016 and the restraint which killed garner in new york. they threatened a lawsuit weeks after the killing of george floyd. this summer tens of thousands of people demanded the end of police violence. negotiations need to be held so community can get in put. poa policies are life and death. the contract has to introduce concessions to the contract. when cities like chicago ask for disciplinary concessions why is san francisco not asking and another police killing less than a month ago. i am asking you stand up to the racist police fraternity and make future negotiations public. >> clerk: next caller, please. >> caller: i am catalina from district 4. i de planned the committee reject the contract negotiations and not pass out of committee. this is what the p.l.a. wants two additional years of raises through 2023. sets up for the next contract in the mayorial year with more leverage. why is san francisco not asking for policy after another police killing less than a month ago

legal action to prohibit the officers from shooting at moving cars which is how sfpd murdered jessica williamsd the use of the restraint which killed eric garner. and this past june they threatened a lawsuit to kneel on the necks of san franciscans. weeks after that the same move killed george floyd. the community should have input. p.o.a. policies are a matter of life and death for black and brown san franciscans. chicago is in the middle of negotiating its police fraternity contract and they're asking for 40 disciplinary concessions. why is san francisco not asking for concessions even after months of protest against police violence and another police killing of a man in crisis less than a month ago. the sfpd have the level of anti-black bias is seen as extreme. last year black people only made up 5% of the city's population but accounted for 40% of all police searches and 50% of the jail population. in q4 last year, black latin san franciscans made up 45% -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. thank you for your comments, ma'am. okay, we're doing one minute today just for the listeners w

this has rejected prohibiting officers from shooting at moving cars which is how jessica williams wasmurdered in 2016 and the restraint which killed garner in new york. they threatened a lawsuit weeks after the killing of george floyd. this summer tens of thousands of people demanded the end of police violence. negotiations need to be held so community can get in put. poa policies are life and death. the contract has to introduce concessions to the contract. when cities like chicago ask for disciplinary concessions why is san francisco not asking and another police killing less than a month ago. i am asking you stand up to the racist police fraternity and make future negotiations public. >> clerk: next caller, please. >> caller: i am catalina from district 4. i de planned the committee reject the contract negotiations and not pass out of committee. this is what the p.l.a. wants two additional years of raises through 2023. sets up for the next contract in the mayorial year with more leverage. why is san francisco not asking for policy after another police killing less than a month ago.

to prohibit the officers from (indiscernible) at moving cars which is how the sfpd murdered jessica williams and the use of restraint which killed eric garner. this past june they threatened a lawsuit so they can still kneel on the necks of san franciscans after they killed george floyd. negotiations should be held in public so that the community can have input. it's a matter of life and death for black and brown citizens. stand up, and reject this p.o.a. contract and make all future negotiations public. i yield my time. >> clerk: okay, thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: my name is gracie and i live in district 7 and i grew up in san francisco. i'm calling to demand the board of supervisors to reject a racist police officers' association contract renegotiation and call a public hearing to provide transparency into the future contract negotiations. this summer, tens of thousands of people hit the streets of san francisco demanding the end of police violence. but you failed to reduce our police force. this month the sfpd hunted down mr.

legal action to prohibit the officers from shooting at moving cars which is how sfpd murdered jessica williams. and the use of the restraint which killed eric garner. and this past june they threatened a lawsuit to kneel on the necks of san franciscans. weeks after that the same move killed george floyd. the community should have input. p.o.a. policies are a matter of life and death for black and brown san franciscans. chicago is in the middle of negotiating its police fraternity contract and they're asking for 40 disciplinary concessions. why is san francisco not asking for concessions even after months of protest against police violence and another police killing of a man in crisis less than a month ago. the sfpd have the level of anti-black bias is seen as extreme. last year black people only made up 5% of the city's population but accounted for 40% of all police searches and 50% of the jail population. in q4 last year, black latin san franciscans made up 45% -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. thank you for your comments, ma'am. okay, we're doing one minute today just for the listene

policies like prohibiting officers from shooting at moving cars, which is how they murdered jessica williams it's preposterous no policy opposings. we need concessions. there have been months of protests. you know what the people want. they're in the streets. we're telling what you we want. and just a month ago, another police officer killed a man in crisis, murdered a man in crisis. we know that the bias and the san francisco police department is described as extreme, in terms of antiblack racism. and we know that there needs to be policy concessions. we should be using this opportunity to get those policy concessions and show the -- north of the country what a progressive city can be doing in terms of making the police work for the people. and i just want to call out the call hor spoke about their own personal experience. i know so many people in san francisco who have had similarly violent experiences with the police. they're here to serve us. we're giving them this kind of money. we need to make sure that they're held accountable. again i ask that the g.a.o. reject the p.o.a. contract. >

policies like prohibiting officers from shooting at moving cars, which is how they murdered jessica williams it's preposterous no policy opposings. we need concessions. there have been months of protests. you know what the people want. they're in the streets. we're telling what you we want. and just a month ago, another police officer killed a man in crisis, murdered a man in crisis. we know that the bias and the san francisco police department is described as extreme, in terms of antiblack racism. and we know that there needs to be policy concessions. we should be using this opportunity to get those policy concessions and show the -- north of the country what a progressive city can be doing in terms of making the police work for the people. and i just want to call out the call hor spoke about their own personal experience. i know so many people in san francisco who have had similarly violent experiences with the police. they're here to serve us. we're giving them this kind of money. we need to make sure that they're held accountable. again i ask that the g.a.o. reject the p.o.a. contract. >

this has rejected prohibiting officers from shooting at moving cars which is how jessica williams was murdered in 2016 and the restraint which killed garner in new york. they threatened a lawsuit weeks after the killing of george floyd. this summer tens of thousands of people demanded the end of police violence. negotiations need to be held so community can get in put. poa policies are life and death. the contract has to introduce concessions to the contract. when cities like chicago ask for disciplinary concessions why is san francisco not asking and another police killing less than a month ago. i am asking you stand up to the racist police fraternity and make future negotiations public. >> clerk: next caller, please. >> caller: i am catalina from district 4. i de planned the committee reject the contract negotiations and not pass out of committee. this is what the p.l.a. wants two additional years of raises through 2023. sets up for the next contract in the mayorial year with more leverage. why is san francisco not asking for policy after another police killing less than a month ago