. >> good evening commissioner president loftus and commissioners audience you know all those years of coming to this commission and trying to somehow appeal to a higher thinking and higher cause it is unfortunate out of the 8 reports that are proposed to san francisco police department literally none has been implemented and we said all along this is like a pimp he will that never goes away we have to somehow be clear that i think a lot of times there are so many conflict of interest in san francisco a political city this is why we've been saying the department of justice needs to step in (clapping) it didn't please us to compare us to oakland or ferguson the other departments a lot of things that happens with homicide wouldn't you been e it make sense to have an impartial investigation and then whatever come down from the department of justice now we can deal with that then but now so many relationships have been accommodated in the city we can't get to first base even on the simplest things that's innovate right. i received a letter from the department of justice a record request at

. >> commissioner president loftus commissioner turman is excused commissioner marshall is in route arrest commissioner dejesus is excused commissioner mazzucco commissioner hwang commissioner melara we have quorum madam president also is the chief chief greg suhr. >> do we have a representative from the office of complaints. >> take a look around. >> welcome everyone to the mark 25 police commission i see a lot of folks from the neighborhood wanted to well, you all we had this meeting every fourth wednesday we go out to a different station we're going to talk about what we do we don't do that normally in city hall but we have have day jobs and people that care about public safety so thank you all for being here i'm going to start off by telling my commissioners he at the conclusion of that meeting saddling i'll ask we adjourn in member of santa fe police officer michael johnson was killed traeven yesterday i'll ask we adjourn and ask my colleagues to please introduce yourselves and tell the folks a little bit about what you do. >> starting with commissioner hwang i'm i'll been a civil rig

. >> commissioner president loftus commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route commissioner mazzucco commissioner president fong commissioner melara madam president you have a quorum and with us is the chief of police kwhoufr and joyce hicks. >> good evening to everyone and those watching welcome to the april 8, 2015, police commission meeting inspector the first line item. >> the consent calendar received and file action. >> request of the chief of police to accept a donation of 25 hundreds from boston properties for the special partitioned bureau request the chief of police to accept a 10 year old quarter hours for booze utilization by the mounting unit. >> colleagues you'll see two items for consideration on the consent calendar which the inspector has laid out i'll note not bans of caution one of the donation is signatory is john laughing ton the former sfpd my husband's second cousin for purposes of disclosure any questions for the chief no do i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? motion passes inspector the next

. >> and i need a reading resolution by commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell or commissioner president loftus. >> are we reading. >> i'm sorry we need to vote on the suspension. >> roll call. >> ms. fewer. >> mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> ms. norton parklet ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you. i do i need to read the whole resolution. >> no, if you could had had resolve clauses that is appreciated. >> we need to move the resolution and second it we need a motion and second for approval of the resolution. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you very much thank you. i want to thank my fellow commissioners sandra fewer for helping actually leading this resolution in support of vision zero we felt strongly about the work that has been put forward for vision zero i'd like to just read the therefore, be it resolved clauses without the work that will be included in that the overview to be respectful of time therefore, be it resolved that the board of education the san francisco unified school district adapts vision zero and the goal of zero traffic death in san francisco streets if i

. >> hi commissioner president loftus and i'm been here many times what everyone is saying lack of transparency plus lack of affordability equals rampant police corruption you've had warnings from me and thousand of people are victimized for decades why do we not have the badge cantonese or the citizen badge cameras we need the cameras on the cops we don't trust the cops i'm going to get you e quote you from mr. scott by the way, they fired in coping immediately, the affordability and the transparency in charles south carolina it better than that in california that's sinful exemplary. >> the following mr. scott said it will not come to light they swept it under the rug when i saw it i feel to my knees it looked like he was trying to kill a deer i don't know if it was racial or something wrong with his head i won't read on the bottom line how much longer do we have to have the cantonese the cameras are on the cops today in south carolina what's taking so long chief suhr thank you (clapping.) >> and one point that's come up the rules of the self-examination the chief didn't have the authority to

as president loftus just said we last left last week's commission meeting with what we heard was a clear ask for 2 options based upon the dennis vs. polk western border of the tenderloin just to be clear on that, that would not in either of those options does not include the actual border as the street. in it was, this is where up to the polk would've..coop polk as part of the tenderloin. was included as the tentacles of the clusters coming over up to the edge of a pole or the edge of van ness. so, we did ask a consultant to put together another series of slides just quickly slide you use he wrote back on december 10, 2014. this was the proposed map of the redistrict options based on the working group that the police department command staff and others stakeholders having gone through the process of year-long analysis the data on the next slide here. which shows the cat and cable members as well as the population numbers by district citywide view of it. option one, which president loftus mention, actually before i get to option 1 good we did also here last week's were locked in with the

smart phone paid for by the 76 and has internet capacity with the help of commissioner president loftus we have puts information on the phones and able to get you know the one in the head and the one in security we're now as you suggested that we might be up 23r079 when it comes down to technology and now have those all those officers for the captain spoke to the capacity of the technology and on and on i share the desire the commission shares the desire to be that police department president breed under her leadership helped to set the budget it's an incentive but again we've made cascades we never would have made without this warehouse we have a great i p during the course decorator and mayor on behalf of the major under sxrerdz leadership and supervisor farrell we could go back to the budget and supervisor david chiu was in charge of the budget for helping police officers but other places as well so we have our act involved if you can that of something that makes us more efficient let united states know. >> question should be able to talk about that so clarifications questions or com

. >> commissioner president loftus commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route

matthew loftus taking a stole through the neighborhood with his two-year-old daughter and the familyed her more than five years ago after growing up in a middle class town 20 miles from city but why? it's in the heart of inner city baltimore and one of tell most dangerous neighborhoods in the country. so this is sandtown look at all these houses that are completely boarded up, is that common? >> yeah a lot of vacant houses. >> reporter: known as relocaters. >> stepping on glass and random computer mouse. >> reporter: christian people who believe the only way to help poor communities is to move into them and become neighbors. >> it helps you to live, you know, on a more equal plane and people and see people you know less of like oh, i'm here, i'm coming in to help you and more like we are neighbors and figuring this out together. ♪ he is a member of new saw and a church that says everyone should have a say in giving strength to suffering. >> we pick up residents that are here i decided to take up residents here. >> reporter: that is the pastor here. >> i've been through so much stuff

intend for discussion so if people limit it to a comment i want to recognize commissioner president loftus and commissioner walton. >> yes. i want to say that i think i went to this school everyone looks at role happy i've had long discussions so i had nick list i had in case loss donate realms and realms of paper so audio want to encourage you i think he's fabulous and glad to hear his community loves him, too. >> thank you commissioner president murase. >> i've known the principle at joan mirror so my comments and statements might be bias as a the director of the castro resource center i've worked with him to do many things thought community but principle rosenberg got them to bring a kinds manager to the school important the families when i was fighting to get to get families to want to come from all over san francisco in the merging program principle rosenberg remind that that star king stayed like that was in the surrounding area principle roger beggar as tunnel that around many, many ways when you go to john mirror you try to meet with the principle he is actually teaching in the cla

of the it to come out-of-pocket to help the expenses for the event echoing commissioner president loftus statement to refrain from the comments on discipline i think that rational just and bias in the police officer effects us this afternoon i met with the san francisco did you ever they've released a set to open up a discussion in a continual meeting to flush out their ideas i meet with the teachers for social just and 38 they released it and i'll have a meeting to quoting e get feedback on more improvement. >> inspector next. >> to the commission announcement and schedule new items identified for future action. >> colleagues anything that needs to be put on the agenda. >> i've been asking for the last year's regarding the media policy and the general order i know the chief understanding it is an issue they issued a department bulletin i rectified overview received it is in order with the draft but in light of the recent events you i've not anticipated those but in reference to other things across the country i want to get on track to have clarity for the officers and public where the o

. >> good evening commissioner president loftus and chief suhr and police commission and members of the public last week i attended the all day training conducted by kimberly it was co-hosted by the mayor's office the department of human resources and the human rights commission and last weeks training was a pilot to determine what type of planning training for additional city departments and chief suhr is indicated that there will be training in may for the police department for members of the police department also last week, i attended at the invitation of supervisor eric mar the board of supervisors public safety committee hearing on addressing bias in the criminal justice system there were reports from chief suhr and our district attorney and from the human rights commission points i addressed were 3 fold one point was around bias diversity in the workforce and expands training to reduce bias the second point was around funding of body cameras we all know that is not the equipment that is the most expensive but the storage my recommendation was 50 percent of the police force be equ

and the cadet program and youth engagement and we could probably add to that working with president loftus and the commission and the mayor to be the first major city police department to come into compliance with presi -- president obama's recommendation on policing. >> >> if we could jump to the cadet program so our program supervisor yee to go to your point how do we get them in? we just hired nine more. they're mainly college students between 18-25. they have to be full time students and can apply -- says after reaching 22 but they can apply once they're 20 and they just need to be able to pass -- need to be 21 by a certain point in the police academy. next year's budget we will expand the program from 30 cadets to 60 based on the public private partnership. mark bennyof from sales force went to selma on martin luther king day and engaged with the young people and they liked our description of the cadet program and thought it should be more, so he's agreed to put $500,000 a year for the next three years up conditional on a city match so that we can basically double our program so we th

. >> commissioner president loftus and commissioner wynns and commissioner. >> thank you i'd like to thank you as public speakers thank you to the staff for hearing this also there sometimes, i feel like i'm not heard i feel like you've listened i was pleasantly surprised we take all the comments we ramp ongoing and put that do content that is wonderful quite frankly and thank the peace the leadership they've showed and their diligence and also they're willing ness to determine the right direction so i think peace fund is actually getting but on the right track number one we've put things that shouldn't be in there like the human resources allocation into the general fund and now we're putting things in there for enrichment, etc. >> i want to say about what commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i do agree that this is a facility issue and i think we differ that i believe that facility should pay for it when we have bonds and we're doing human things that facility where our children exercise and where they do pe and actually should come out of the bond facilities bond and developer fees fund

the four plus perhaps the 10 or others involved should be held accountable and i realize that susie loftus and the police commission will go through the reforms suggested but i fear the focus on the texts is just the tip of a iceberg and a broader problem and advocates for many years have been advocating to have institutional changes within the police department address bias and have a department that is free of bias from the hiring to the screening to the academies to the field to the whole department and that's why i asked if it's a few bad apples or a broader institutional problem? and i think you addressed that you're dealing with the institutional changes recommendations from the community but i want to ask you as supervisor breed asked how long will this take and what's the next step after the investigation is done that you're going to be completing soon chief? >> well, the audit and history questionnaires is ongoing. that started had the names. the work with the public defender's office and da's office and any reports or issued or by the officers in question are looked at for that b

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bennett has been working there for 20 years alongside people like loftus who helped the community warm to the idea of relocating. >> it was after they stayed a long time and became neighbours and bought homes that folks were more at ease. >> some critics might say it's a white complex. if you are a white guy you come in trying to help the community. what do you want people to understand about what you are doing here? >> i would want people to understand that i have come in to be a partner, and i think primarily to serve and empower and be led by the people here in this community. >> reporter: while the new song community admits there's a lot to fix on the streets... >> hope is not extinct. [ sings ] >>> new song partnered with habitat for humanity to rebuild over 300 homes, and built a school and house for female drug addicts. >> i'm curious how long the families plan to live there. do they pull out in a couple of years? >> i asked that. some said no they were there for the long haul. >> we heard one man react. generally, what did you hear about the people that moved in? >> my producer