sergeant killeen mentioned this or acting lieutenant killeen. we are short across the board our motorcycle officers, our narcotics unit. i don't think any unit right now is fully staffed with the exception of maybe the tenderloin station. but but we know that and we'll continue to make adjustments and try to stay afloat until we can get that unit staffed up. so thank you. great. thank you so much. thank you. sergeant, could we go to public comment for members of the public that would like to make public comment regarding line item seven, the presentation, please approach the podium. i'm aware of the q&a protocol at public comment, but it would be from a neighborhood perspective, it would be revealing to understand better the relationship between the city unit and the city trained officers. on the one hand and the handful or less, i guess, of crisis response vehicles that do not have an sfpd officer on board that i gather are essentially run by the health department. but i'm unclear on on that last point. thanks. to your question, commissioner be

called lavender doe, and more than 200 miles from the spot where her body was found, in the town of killeens. a man was feaverishly at work. it wasn't his profession that work that consumed him. not yet at least. >> i kind of spent a lot of my spare time looking into missing persons cases, really just trying to kind of flesh out the stories of some of these lesser known cases. >> his name is kevin lord. he is, well, many things. a former software developer, a t-shirt salesman, a passionate and loyal consumer of all things true crime. he wasn't an investigator or a law enforcement officer, just someone plagued by unanswered questions. >> i was looking for jane does in the area in texas. that might be a match to one of these missing girls. >> and that's how we came across hundreds of pages of online forms, about a mystery woman nicknamed "lavender doe". could she be one of the missing woman he was trying to locate? >> and so, kevin called the gregg county sheriff's department. and found himself on the phone with a lead detective, lieutenant eddie hope. >> i was glad people cared. because we l

>>reporter: after basic training, vanessa was assigned to fort hood in killeen, texas. there she specialized in small arms and artillery repair. vanessa made friends, things went well, she received great feedback from superiors. on weekends she would make the three hour drive to visit her family in houston. but a few months in, her family noticed a change. >> [speaking spanish] >>reporter: gloria asked her daughter what was wrong. [speaking spanish] >>reporter: now, a year later, vanessa had gone off the family radar. as the days past, her silence nagged at myra. of course, she could just be busy with work. still, it wasn't like vanessa to disappear. the problem was, we are to look for her? >> for who it is one of the largest army installations in the world. >> >>reporter: jasmine caldwell reports four kcen tv on fort hood. >> it has 214,000 acres. there's about 65,000 soldiers, roughly. so it's a very, very large place. >>reporter: myra agonized. the place was so large, her sister could be forgotten easily. and she didn't like what she heard when she spoke with one of