. >> i notice i'm wearing a funeral tag on my badge today and it was for one of our members larry dean who retired six months ago and died of cancer and that was -- i went to a little service for him yesterday. so if we could possibly close the meeting in honor of larry dean and in honor of the three firefighters in baltimore who lost their lives this week, i would appreciate that very much. >> president: we certainly can. sorry. that's a lot. okay. and, chief, does that complete your report for this evening? >> that concludes my comments for right now, thank you. president feinstein. >> president: thank you. shall we turn it over to deputy chief o'connor. are you ready for this? >> i think i'm ready, president feinstein. good evening. chief department nicholson and command staff. this will be my administration report for the month of december, 2021. let's see if we can do this and off we go. we begin with assistant deputy chief shane tireloa. shane's been one of the busiest people in the fire department as we look to training opportunities in the month of december. public information

and i would simply ask that we adjourn this meeting in memory of firefighter inspector larry dean. you know, just life is a funny thing and how certain things happen, you know, there's joy and there's tragedy and he was a real tragic loss in the way that he passed and i know we all share in extending our deepest sympathies to his family and it just isn't how it's supposed to be, but as you all know that sometimes what happens in this world and, you know, we as a commission i know all unanimously and without doubt thank him for his service and, yeah, really just feel heart felt condolences and express those sympathies to his family. also, i think to mention and adjourn in memory of the three baltimore firefighters who lost their lives, lieutenant paul butrom firefighter paramedic, kelsey saddler, and e.m.t. firefighter, kenny akallo. it's dangerous work and they gave the ultimate sacrifice although it not be in our city, it sure could have been and, yeah, let's, you know, recognize and acknowledge and also extend our sympathies and condolences to their families be they on the other

jason bow dean in san francisco, larry crasser in in philadelphia, kim fox in chicago. done to their cities. so i think it's a real problem for eric adams. so far the mayor has kind of downplayed the problem. but, look, here's the big problem for mayors like eric adams who want to do something. anything that's effective is going to be challenged in court by local activist groups, and they're going to claim it's racially -- in its impact, so forth. so the major has to be willing to fight for these policies as mayor bloomberg did. and when you have a d.a. that's not going to prosecute, look, the signal it sends, i believe that if you committed armed robbery with a gun but no one gets hurt, it gets reduced to petty larceny? this is crazy and an invitation. david: you know, we've tried it before, kim. i hate the word progressive because many of these progressives have policies that have been tried and failed decades before. in the '80s we went up to a murder rate of 220 a year in man hat non. then jewel giuliani came in with the broken windows theories where he hit small cr

larry ackerman. i joined -- join my supervisor, dean preston, in opposing this measure.y husband died on a sidewalk from a fentanyl overdose in soma. we are in a long-standing crisis, and this didn't start two weeks ago, which -- and this crisis must be addressed. as many of our programs have done. first, hsoc is an utter failure and should not be emulated in this program. i personally have witnessed police threatening people with citations and arrests, and the police ran away when i tried to document this with my phone. they intimidate people. two, how could this linkage site or tent handle 500 to 1,000 people per day? can that happen in 90 days? three, all of these programs -- >> clerk: sir, please accept our apologies for interrupting you. we are setting the timer for one minute, but also accept our condolences for the loss of your husband. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> good evening, supervisors. tonight, i call, as i have the last several weeks, to have a conversation about the iron law of prohibition. tonight, as we discuss drug laws