mr. yo bannon then began to alternately pace in the room and sit in the chair. then, a paramedic began to speak with mr. o'bannon. she explained that she was not a police officer, and she wanted to provide medical care to mr. o'bannon. she wanted him to leave the room so she could provide medical care to him. mr. o'bannon would not leave the room. 7:25, sfpd officers resumed speaking with mr. o'bannon. mr. o'bannon became agitated, picking up the wooden board, again holding it diagonally across his body. at 7:25 a.m., a woman who identified herself as a case manager attempted to speak with mr. o'ban an. the case manager asked him to pass the board through the plexi glass window several times and mr. o'bannon refused. the case manager was later identified to be an employee of the tender line housing clinic. the case manager continued to try to speak with mr. o'bannon for several minutes. mr. o'bannon alternated speaking with the case manager and striking the wall and window with the board. he then thrust the wooden board against the plexi glass opening and slammed

mr. yo bannon then began to alternately pace in the room and sit in the chair. then, a paramedic began to speak with mr. o'bannon. she explained that she was not a police officer, and she wanted to provide medical care to mr. o'bannon. she wanted him to leave the room so she could provide medical care to him. mr. o'bannon would not leave the room. 7:25, sfpd officers resumed speaking with mr. o'bannon. mr. o'bannon became agitated, picking up the wooden board, again holding it diagonally across his body. at 7:25 a.m., a woman who identified herself as a case manager attempted to speak with mr. o'ban an. the case manager asked him to pass the board through the plexi glass window several times and mr. o'bannon refused. the case manager was later identified to be an employee of the tender line housing clinic. the case manager continued to try to speak with mr. o'bannon for several minutes. mr. o'bannon alternated speaking with the case manager and striking the wall and window with the board. he then thrust the wooden board against the plexi glass opening and slammed

mr. yo bannon then began to alternately pace in the room and sit in the chair. , a paramedic began to speak with mr. o'bannon. she explained that she was not a police officer, and she wanted to provide medical care to mr. o'bannon. she wanted him to leave the room so she could provide medical care to him. mr. o'bannon would not leave the room. 7:25, sfpd officers resumed speaking with mr. o'bannon. mr. o'bannon became agitated, picking up the wooden board, again holding it diagonally across his body. at 7:25 a.m., a woman who identified herself as a case manager attempted to speak with mr. o'ban an. the case manager asked him to pass the board through the plexi glass window several times and mr. o'bannon refused. the case manager was later identified to be an employee of the tender line housing clinic. the case manager continued to try to speak with mr. o'bannon for several minutes. mr. o'bannon alternated speaking with the case manager and striking the wall and window with the board. he then thrust the wooden board against the plexi glass opening and slammed it