loftus aye turman aye marshall aye dejesus aye mazzucco-i will pass ong hing aye mazzucco aye. the motion passes 6-0. >> all right. >>[applause] >> congratulations to both of you. the commission is in good hands. please call the item >> item 5 general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. during public comment either police or occ personnel were commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and police and occ personnel should refrain however from entering into any debate or discussion with speakers during public comment. please limit your comments to 2 min. >> congratulations my condolences to new officer. either way. whatever is appropriate. two quick things. but something i think is on a lot of people's market nationally but also in san francisco that's donald trump. i think this commission needs to keep in mind its responsibility for the sa

more about best practices and take into account that and to your point commissioner vice president mazzucco other jurisdictions look at other issues and include it i agree we shouldn't track it for example, in san diego we have one of the old sheriff's department pardon me that's a different one in the los angeles sheriff's department in 2009 a study one of the earliest warning systems in the early 90s so their disappeared of the connections one of the officers with a higher rate of failure to appear will have a university of california, san francisco in the field i never would have thought those are connected that's the strongest connection of all the connections they found that's the kind of research we should be looking at why is that connected we don't know that's a pattern the two together so some kind of talk to the officers should occur one improvement in 2016 the department has now moved from having a standing best practice that i think many but not all supervisors followed when we received an alert about an officer sit down and talk with the officer with the lieutenant and captain

please do secretary sergeant killshaw commissioner president turman commissioner vice president mazzucco commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner melgar commissioner president turman you have quorum and also with us the chief of police william scott and the decoration of department of police accountability director hicks. >> ladies and gentlemen, of the public citizens of san francisco welcome to the wednesday, february 1, 2017, meeting the san francisco police commission we have along with us a long agenda and jump into it the first item on the squanders is gives me great pleasure i've had the honor and it gets better one of the finest things that i think we've done as a commission and speaks for all the commissioners and consortium commissioner president loftus when he say welcome to meet and greet the public in the first police commission meeting and i'm going to turn it over to you for your report welcome chief bill scott. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, commissioners commissioner president turman and thank you for police commissioners. >> good evening i want to introduce

good evening vp mazzucco and board. this week i'm going to get started with some good news with our crimes. i'm going to start with violent crimes. we got off to a really rough start with homicides this year. we had six in the month of january. last week we had no homicides and no major violent crime issues. so year to date, we are still at six compared to two last year, this time last year. year to date, last year we had 58 total homicides in 2015 we had 52. so we plan to try to hold steady as much as we can to keep those numbers going down. but we had a good week this week. nonfatal shooting victims, thousands of the year to date we've had nine. this year, this time last year 2016 we had 14. a total of 189 nonfatal shooting victims for 2016. oregon violence is down. 2000 something year to date we are at 13. that was composed of 12 incidents and 2016 year to date sometime we were at 15 with a total 17 incidents. in 2016 the totals for gun violence work 228 that were made about 189 incidents. firearms read 92, year to d

good evening vp mazzucco and board. this week i'm going to get started with some good news with our crimes. i'm going to start with violent crimes. we got off to a really rough start with homicides this year. we had six in the month of january. last week we had no homicides and no major violent crime issues. so year to date, we are still at six compared to two last year, this time last year. year to date, last year we had 58 total homicides in 2015 we had 52. so we plan to try to hold steady as much as we can to keep those numbers going down. but we had a good week this week. nonfatal shooting victims, thousands of the year to date we've had nine. this year, this time last year 2016 we had 14. a total of 189 nonfatal shooting victims for 2016. oregon violence is down. 2000 something year to date we are at 13. that was composed of 12 incidents and 2016 year to date sometime we were at 15 with a total 17 incidents. in 2016 the totals for gun violence work 228 that were made about 189 incidents. firearms read 92, year to d

rath mazzucco, here. melara is excused ong hing, here. a quorum is present. also here is interim chief of police 20 chaplain and joyce hicks >> good evening and welcome to our january 11 police commissioner meeting. as you might know this will be my last meeting as police commissioner of talk more about that in my report but we will go head and i make some switches to the agenda. sgt. we are going back going to have item 3 after in the place of item 2. colleagues, i note you are aware that unfortunately this last week the department lost an officer who passed away suddenly while on duty. officer stuart moeller. so we will conclude adjourn this meeting in his memory and i'll share more details of his life it is a gold-medal valor winner and really an extraordinary officer and it's a big loss to the department for everyone at the airport. we will talk about his life and conclude this meeting is his memory. with that sgt. please call the parse line item >> >> item 1 teaser report this item is to love the chief of police to report on recent police department acti

. >> good evening commissioner president turman and commissioner vice president mazzucco and commissioners chief scott and members of the public i'm chief hector i oversee the risk management office that concludes administrator investigations in officer-involved shooting and sergeant from the internal foyers will talk about the review board report sergeant. >> good evening commissioner president turman and commissioners director joyce hicks and chief scott i'm sergeant john i'm assigned to the internal affairs and work with the officer-involved shooting investigations team i'll give a report on a couple of things tonight astounded we'll be talking about summarizing the last firearm discharge review board the fourth quarter for the review board and the status of open officer-involved shooting investigations so the will have i believe in our packets the letter from intern chief scott that recaps the firearm discharge review board for the fourth quarter two cases that were the investigations were completed and presented o i d both discharges officer-involved discharge considered the officer w

[pleage of allegiance] >> commissioner turman i like to call roll call president turman here, vp mazzucco present, marshall present, dejesus present, melara present

please do secretary sergeant killshaw commissioner president turman commissioner vice president mazzuccomissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner melgar commissioner president turman you have quorum and also with us the chief of police william scott and the decoration of department of police accountability director hicks. >> ladies and gentlemen, of the public citizens of san francisco welcome to the wednesday, february 1, 2017, meeting the san francisco police commission we have along with us a long agenda and jump into it the first item on the squanders is gives me great pleasure i've had the honor and it gets better one of the finest things that i think we've done as a commission and speaks for all the commissioners and consortium commissioner president loftus when he say welcome to meet and greet the public in the first police commission meeting and i'm going to turn it over to you for your report welcome chief bill scott. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, commissioners commissioner president turman and thank you for police commissioners. >> good evening i want to introduce mys

waterfront plan more significantly i've enjoyed the work with the cultural hemorrhaging that commissioner mazzucco eye and i we're inspired by the policies for san francisco living history strategies for conserving culture assets and about that at the same time the san francisco legacy businesses was created in supervisor campos leadership the following november prop j passed with the establishment of historic preservation fund it is the first city in the country to do this past year one and 59 businesses were nominated and heard by the historic preservation commission and 51 received funding we've learned a lot in the past year and look forward to improving the process and capturing those stories if in more meaningful way i can continue with the other accomplishments and things we've undertaken you but want to respect our time i look forward to continuing this journey and honored to serve i thank you, again. and hope to have your support on this i'm available to answer any questions >> colleagues any questions for aaron hyland. >> seeing none, if we can call up the jonathan pearlman. >> good afte

waterfront plan more significantly i've enjoyed the work with the cultural hemorrhaging that commissioner mazzucco eye and i we're inspired by the policies for san francisco living history strategies for conserving culture assets and about that at the same time the san francisco legacy businesses was created in supervisor campos leadership the following november prop j passed with the establishment of historic preservation fund it is the first city in the country to do this past year one and 59 businesses were nominated and heard by the historic preservation commission and 51 received funding we've learned a lot in the past year and look forward to improving the process and capturing those stories if in more meaningful way i can continue with the other accomplishments and things we've undertaken you but want to respect our time i look forward to continuing this journey and honored to serve i thank you, again. and hope to have your support on this i'm available to answer any questions >> colleagues any questions for aaron hyland. >> seeing none, if we can call up the jonathan pearlman. >> good afte

please do secretary sergeant killshaw commissioner president turman commissioner vice president mazzucco commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner melgar commissioner president turman you have quorum and also with us the chief of police william scott and the decoration of department of police accountability director hicks. >> ladies and gentlemen,

waterfront plan more significantly i've enjoyed the work with the cultural hemorrhaging that commissioner mazzucco eye and i we're inspired by the policies for san francisco living history strategies for conserving culture assets and about that at the same time the san francisco legacy businesses was created in supervisor campos leadership the following november prop j passed with the establishment of historic preservation fund it is the first city in the country to do this past year one and 59 businesses were nominated and heard by the historic preservation commission and 51 received funding we've learned a lot in the past year and look forward to improving the process and capturing those stories if in more meaningful way i can continue with the other accomplishments and things we've undertaken you but want to respect our time i look forward to continuing this journey and honored to serve i thank you, again. and hope to have your support on this i'm available to answer any questions >> colleagues any questions for aaron hyland. >> seeing none, if we can call up the jonathan pearlman. >> good afte

waterfront plan more significantly i've enjoyed the work with the cultural hemorrhaging that commissioner mazzucco eye and i we're inspired by the policies for san francisco living history strategies for conserving culture assets and about that at the same time the san francisco legacy businesses was created in supervisor campos leadership the following november prop j passed with the establishment of historic preservation fund it is the first city in the country to do this past year one and 59 businesses were nominated and heard by the historic preservation commission and 51 received funding we've learned a lot in the past year and look forward to improving the process and capturing those stories if in more meaningful way i can continue with the other accomplishments and things we've undertaken you but want to respect our time i look forward to continuing this journey and honored to serve i thank you, again. and hope to have your support on this i'm available to answer any questions >> colleagues any questions for aaron hyland. >> seeing none, if we can call up the jonathan pearlman. >> good afte