mr. mazzucco. we have tiger mendoza, who sits on the school board. and we have the consul general of the philippines and the consul general of vietnam. we also have share of -- sheriff mirkarimi here, and treasurer cisneros. it is an honor on behalf of the city and county to celebrate such a cultural event as the lunar new year. this concludes tonight's ceremonies. please enjoy the reception that follows in the north light court. thank you to moon star for providing delicious food. thank you to the youth at cyc for the amazing dragon dance. speaking [a foreign-language] thank you all. good night. >> hello. good morning. you can do that after the party tonight. let's try that again. good morning! here we go. welcome back. it is our 16th year in san francisco. we are thrilled to be back. those are not the slightest -- slides. there we go. i wanted to start with one colorful slide released last week. what happens in an internet minute? it shows the incredible velocity of change we have in our industry and society. the internet is the biggest thing to ha

president mazzucco: please call line item 3 c, mr. monroe. secretary monroe: item 3 c, commission reports. president mazzucco: we have had a busy three weeks. for example, last evening, we went to law school with cheese suhr, and there was information about the occupy movement, and there was an attorney. it was incredible. there was a packed house. the press was there from pbs. and the part that i want to bring to you all, the most amazing thing, there was no complaint with the first amendment project about the san francisco police department handling of the occupy movement. in fact, something to be proud about, we are kind of a model. we are not uc-davis or berkeley or oakland. one of the reasons is we have a civilian oversight, and there was conversation about participation with the occ, and the checks and balances we have in place and that the officers tend to do something different. so i have to tell you, the chief was great. he made his presentation, and the message was clear. we will do all we can to facilitate it. that is the policy of

president mazzucco: any other questions for mr. cashman? ok, let's go to line item 3 b. secretary monroe: reports of 2012 through march 31, 2011, and the adjudication for the sustained complaints in march 2012. president mazzucco: thank you, inspector, and welcome. >> good evening, president, deputy. i am fine. this evening, we will talk about recent activities first and then will go over the second report. the complaint activity in march for the occ was as follows. from march 1 to march 31, 80 cases were opened, which are 14% more cases than were opened in march 2011. we opened 70 cases then. as of march 31, 2012, the year- to-date net open 201 cases compared to 189 as of march 31, 2011. this is a 6% increase in cases open your today it over last year -- opened a year to date them last year. to wonder cases were closed. as of march 31, there were 365 pending cases just as we do as of today, the same number of pending cases, even though over 30 additional cases have been filed since then, and as of today, the 365 pending cases compares to 404 pending cases as of april 18

mr. president, you have a quorum. chair mazzucco: good evening. chief sur had to go somewhere else tonight, so before we call the calendar, i have to tell you that there has been some conversation with the cheap and the member of the city attorney's office, so we're going to remove from our jenna line item 3a, which is the presentation of the first- quarter findings and recommendations and presentation of officer-involved investigative summaries, and likewise, and similarly situated, line item number 5, a discussion to adopt the general order firearms discharge review board, which is an action item, that is a very important item, and the chief really wanted to be present for this item, so he asked that we do this, so with that in mind, we are going to but that over until another week so the chief can be for that. can we please proceed to item number one? secretary: line item number one, the consent calendar. the police will report on the disciplinary actions in the first quarter 2012, for the first quarter status report on the general orders and p

mr. president, i will conduct will call. -- roll call. [roll call] president, you have a quorum. president mazzucco: ladies and the moment, welcome to the wednesday, march 28, 2012 police commission meeting. as we do the last wednesday in every month, we are out in the community. in each district station, we have gone on rotation. instead of going to city hall, we come to you. this is the most fun the commission has. we will tell you a little bit about what we do in our day jobs. and we'll tell you a little bit about ourselves, how we got to the commission, and we want to hear from you. you will hear briefly from the chief tonight, the occ director. in the center of attention is your district captain. as he said yesterday, he wants to hear the good things and the bad things. what we can do to make things better in your neighborhood. i will start by having commissioners lauder introduced himself. commissioner slaughter: in my day job, i'm an attorney representing individuals and companies and mostly business litigation. i have been on the commission for two years. the most rewarding part of the serv

mr. mazzucco. we have tiger mendoza, who sits on the school board. and we have the consul general of the philippines and the consul general of vietnam. we also have share of -- sheriff mirkarimi here, and treasurer cisneros. it is an honor on behalf of the city and county to celebrate such a cultural event as the lunar new year. this concludes tonight's ceremonies. please enjoy the reception that follows in the north light court. thank you to moon star for providing delicious food. thank you to the youth at cyc for the amazing dragon dance. speaking [a foreign-language] thank you all. good night.