. >> thank you district attorney jinken. i like to start by thanking our mayor london breed and thachck governor newsom and all the partners here today. as well as our board of supervisor president aaron peskin who's here with us today and is a supporter of making our city a safe city. i will fill in some of the blanks with some of what you heard here. the tenderloin and the epicenter of the crisis with fentanyl is a very small area, about a square mile. generally. about a square mile. san francisco police officers have made 269 arrests in a very small area in the course of 4 months. think about your own community and think about a 10 block radius where you live and think about 269 drug dealers dealing poison on the street taken from your community. that is what the people who live and work in the tenderloin have to deal with day in and day out and that has to stop. our police officers have confisicated 39,000 grams of fentanyl year to date. a conversion is about 85 pounds of fentanyl. that's a lot of death and destruction.

jinken is a idiot, a moron. you got the clerk here, she is a idiot. no idea what the constitution is and she is a (indiscernible) a real moron. peskin, the guy that looks like frosty the snow man. came to a meeting drunk. he is on the grave of banko standing there doing nothing for the community. it has been 19 homicide, 71 rapes, 23 assaults, we can arm with the ccw community and apply for a ccw with the sheriff department to protect ourselves against this non sense going on. make sure that we recall all these guys. just leave, they have no business to be in this town and- >> do we have another caller in the queue mr. lam? >> yes, hello. i want to express condolences of banko brown's family as well but i like to read the addresses. 900 pence pennsylvania avenue. (indiscernible) 1050 marine street. 357 ellis street. 1156 valencia. 1525 waller street. 152 church street. 1751 sacramento street. 240 church street. 701 alabama street. 500 dunarrow street. 2579 washington street. 1239 turk street. 160 capp street. 3811 mission. 2565 post street. 330 ellis

. >> thank you district attorney jinken.tart by thanking our mayor london breed and thachck governor newsom and all the partners here today. as well as our board of supervisor president aaron peskin who's here with us today and is a supporter of making our city a safe city. i will fill in some of the blanks with some of what you heard here. the tenderloin and the epicenter of the crisis with fentanyl is a very small area, about a square mile. generally. about a square mile. san francisco police officers have made 269 arrests in a very small area in the course of 4 months. think about your own community and think about a 10 block radius where you live and think about 269 drug dealers dealing poison on the street taken from your community. that is what the people who live and work in the tenderloin have to deal with day in and day out and that has to stop. our police officers have confisicated 39,000 grams of fentanyl year to date. a conversion is about 85 pounds of fentanyl. that's a lot of death and destruction. think about

jinken is a idiot, a moron. you got the clerk here, she is a idiot. no idea what the constitution is and she is a (indiscernible) a real moron. peskin, the guy that looks like frosty the snow man. came to a meeting drunk. he is on the grave of banko standing there doing nothing for the community. it has been 19 homicide, 71 rapes, 23 assaults, we can arm with the ccw community and apply for a ccw with the sheriff department to protect ourselves against this non sense going on. make sure that we recall all these guys. just leave, they have no business to be in this town and- >> do we have another caller in the queue mr. lam? >> yes, hello. i want to express condolences of banko brown's family as well but i like to read the addresses. 900 pence pennsylvania avenue. (indiscernible) 1050 marine street. 357 ellis street. 1156 valencia. 1525 waller street. 152 church street. 1751 sacramento street. 240 church street. 701 alabama street. 500 dunarrow street. 2579 washington street. 1239 turk street. 160 capp street. 3811 mission. 2565 post street. 330 ellis

. >> thank you district attorney jinken.y thanking our mayor london breed and thachck governor newsom and all the partners here today. as well as our board of supervisor president aaron peskin who's here with us today and is a supporter of making our city a safe city. i will fill in some of the blanks with some of what you heard here. the tenderloin and the epicenter of the crisis with fentanyl is a very small area, about a square mile. generally. about a square mile. san francisco police officers have made 269 arrests in a very small area in the course of 4 months. think about your own community and think about a 10 block radius where you live and think about 269 drug dealers dealing poison on the street taken from your community. that is what the people who live and work in the tenderloin have to deal with day in and day out and that has to stop. our police officers have confisicated 39,000 grams of fentanyl year to date. a conversion is about 85 pounds of fentanyl. that's a lot of death and destruction. think about it for

breed can not continue to fund event putting lives in danger spending money on (indiscernible) da jinken needs to be held accountable for withholding the tapes. they should not be held from the family and public because she found insufficient evidence to pursue murder charges. the situation is compromised the moment banko lost his life. evidence cannot be withheld especially in a case against a transblack man. there are no bias. the (indiscernible) continue to morn squl community will continue to fight for equity. defund the police, release the tapes, justice for banko brown. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is (indiscernible) excelsior resident youth organization fighting for national liberation in the philippines being part of the movement means we address the state violence enacted on our people back home and also the state violence and police brutality in the city. i are want to give condol donss to family of bank tow brown. this killing isn't a isolated incident. this is reflection of our state. not only are we seeing presi

breed can not continue to fund event putting lives in danger spending money on (indiscernible) da jinken needs to be held accountable for withholding the tapes. they should not be held from the family and public because she found insufficient evidence to pursue murder charges. the situation is compromised the moment banko lost his life. evidence cannot be withheld especially in a case against a transblack man. there are no bias. the (indiscernible) continue to morn squl community will continue to fight for equity. defund the police, release the tapes, justice for banko brown. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is (indiscernible) excelsior resident youth organization fighting for national liberation in the philippines being part of the movement means we address the state violence enacted on our people back home and also the state violence and police brutality in the city. i are want to give condol donss to family of bank tow brown. this killing isn't a isolated incident. this is reflection of our state. not only are we seeing presi