john hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you, president cohen. chief, i e-mailed with you about this. the report came out maybe about 1.5 weeks ago about the number of unvaccinated police officers in the city, and i was hoping you could provide us with information as to [indiscernible] the officers that have been dealing with the public and employees? >> well, the department has until october 13 to be fully vaccinated, and that timeline includes the two weeks to be fully vaccinated because the vaccine takes about two weeks to be fully vaccinated. so we have employees that haven't been fully vaccinated, so we can't count them until that two weeks to be fully vaccinated. for those not fully vaccinated, there are the plan that we vetted, and we will follow that plan. >> commissioner hamasaki: so i guess that's not my question. i understand the city has a process, and they have a deadline of october 13. but right now, those officers that are unvaccinated should not be engaging with the public, should not be putting other people's lives at risk and ot

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john hamasaki. >> thank you, president cohen. good evening, chief. >> we had this problem last week and we have it again. we can't hear you. >> can you hear me now? >> we can barely hear you. >> i'll get my external mic next time. can you hear me, chief? >> i can hear you. >> regarding the unhoused individual, were there no witnesses to that? was nobody around or -- what are we working with? >> we have located some evidence video evidence and trying to identify people from that. that's helpful. we have not identified any witnesses yet but there are leads that we are following up on so hopefully we can make headway with that case. >> i recall eight of concerns and i think there's a policy discussion by the police commission but one of the challenges with break up the encampments is that people stick together for safety and when people are alone they're more vulnerable to acts like this. i don't know what the answer is but these are things the people deciding these things should consider. i'm happy to hear the earlier reports on th

john hamasaki. >> thank you, president cohen.evening, chief. >> we had this problem last week and we have it again. we can't hear you. >> can you hear me now? >> we can barely hear you. >> i'll get my external mic next time. can you hear me, chief? >> i can hear you. >> regarding the unhoused individual, were there no witnesses to that? was nobody around or -- what are we working with? >> we have located some evidence video evidence and trying to identify people from that. that's helpful. we have not identified any witnesses yet but there are leads that we are following up on so hopefully we can make headway with that case. >> i recall eight of concerns and i think there's a policy discussion by the police commission but one of the challenges with break up the encampments is that people stick together for safety and when people are alone they're more vulnerable to acts like this. i don't know what the answer is but these are things the people deciding these things should consider. i'm happy to hear the earlier reports on the vacc