and then i really want to echo what commissioner melara said. i think the intersection of language access, arrested parents, domestic violence and sexual assault and child protective services is a huge intersection that a lot of our families are facing so i think we can just work together in the future to try to mitigate as much of that as we can. >> thank you. thanks for being here, thank you to the members of the group. commissioner melara will have a lot of exciting stuff to update us on. >> i look forward to working with the commissioner. thanks. >> hi, larry eddmond, juicy (not speaking english) when i left arkansas i knew how to say it twice in spanish and. since i've been in san francisco i know there's many different international tongues here and just to adding with the youth, sometimes i feel that i've never been to jail, i never got in trouble, sometimes i think when we always concentrate just to the youth, we never think about the elderly. i think the police department should have special services and get together with people who are

. >> commissioner melara. >> i also want to thank everyone for bringing this matter forth and being able to create a great video. but what i wanted to do is encourage us to go one step further because i'm thinking of domestic violence cases. when police officers are stepping into situations where the children have already been traumatized and so -- and of course these are not easy cases, especially when the police officers are stepping into these cases. and so the possibility of us looking at cit as being one of the training grounds for police officers arresting parents that have been involved in domestic violence cases because it's a little bit more difficult than those cases because the child is already traumatized. so let's think about the next step and how we can deal with those cases. because those are difficult cases. >> and i imagine i'm looking at samera marion, an aspect of the dgo we just arrested on domestic violence, there's going to be a training component on that. that was a big issue when we adopted that dgo so we look forward to hearing more amazing things. thank you. in

and i also know that while you were gone commissioner melara, i made assignments of commissioners to various working groups and i know it's because an issue very close to your heart you had already expressed interest, you will be joining these fantastic people to continue to ensure that we keep going in the direction of really expanding language access. because it's obviously a safety issue, being able to know what's happening and address someone's needs has been a commitment of this department for some time so i commend the department and i don't know if there's anyone, since we did give public comment on the other matter, maybe we should give some public comment on this matter too. so anything else, any questions anyone has, first? oh, commissioner hwang and then you are next. >> i had a question about the statistics between 2013 and 2014. when i'm looking at this, it looks like there was a pretty big increase in the number of lep clients that were served, an increase of almost a third, right? can you tell us why there was an increase? >> i believe that, as the information is getti

i know commissioner melara expressed interest and she isn't here and let me know for everyone else and the early vention and this is where we notify officers of a red flag and making decisions and getting into trouble so there is a rotation for that. that's going to be mazuko and the safe streets for working group is the bicycle and pedestrian group which i have been working on so i will continue working with them for safe streets for all. those things -- i propose that as assignments. does anybody have -- let's have some discussion about that. >> yeah, i think that works and if commissioner turman can't make the training i can fill in for you. >> wonderful. >> i am happy to fill in as well. >> because that's a monthly commitment. >> yes, absolutely. okay. that's helpful. any other discussion on that? so then i would just move that we make those assignments or invite a motion to make these assignments. >> i move that we accept the assignments. >> second. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? that passes. inspector call the next line item. chief suhr. >> before we go to the next

has access to this information and the commission is able to solicit the comments as commissioner melara points out. the public voice is important and we are open to hearing this. we want to hear from the p be on this proposal. before we move on, chief greg suhr? >> to be able to finish the process we are able to get our work done and reach the point where the commission believes where we have the final product then we would work with dem to get the new boundaries established and the new maps and the like. dem tells us it will be about 4-6 weeks to get that done so in mid-march, it will be no later than mid-may that the boundaries will take effect. >> thank you, chief. to begin our process of public input, do we have any public comment on our line item no. 4, the presentation of the district station boundaries assessment report. public comment. please step to the podium. >> david elliot louis, commenting strictly for myself as a resident of the tenderloin. i technically live in the northern precinct but i suffer the problem of the precinct. i live in the corner of larkin and valero and t

commissioner melara present. >> you have a quorum and also with us is the chief of police, gregory psera >> hello, everyone, and welcome to the january 14, 2015 police commission meeting. inspector please call the first line item. >> line item 1, 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. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or personnel. under police commission rules of order during public comment neither police 94 occ personnel nor 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 debates or discussions with speakers during public comment . hold your comments to 3 minutes, please. >> any general public comment? approach. >> good evening. >> hello, don't have your -- hello, my name is mike petrellas

. >> commissioner dejesus, >> present >> commissioner hwang and commissioner melara and we have the chief of police present. >> ladies and gentlemen welcome to the wednesday december 10, 2014, meeting of the san francisco police commission. before we get started just a few announcements to make. because of the storm is approaching we have made the decision and we want to certainly hear from everyone that we are going to be limiting public comment to 2 minutes tonight. so please bring us your comments. we certainly want to hear from you but we need to limit for 2 minutes tonight to make sure we finish our agenda and get everyone home safely. also, at the end of this meeting, the police commission will be adjourning tonight in memory of officer hope nakuda who served in the san francisco police department since 1996 until her death. we'll talk about this more. >> please call the first item. city clerk: item 1, consent calendar. request of psa sanity os joseph for approval to accept a jack daniel's gift box from a gentleman he assisted while on duty at sf international airport. >> ladies and

i know commissioner melara expressed interest and she isn't here and let me know for everyone else and the early vention and this is where we notify officers of a red flag and making decisions and getting into trouble so there is a rotation for that. that's going to be mazuko and the safe streets for working group is the bicycle and pedestrian group which i have been working on so i will continue working with them for safe streets for all. those things -- i propose that as assignments. does anybody have -- let's have some discussion about that. >> yeah, i