. -- and the occ. but especially to the youth commission. i appreciate so much your being here tonight, sitting through this a very long, marathon, four 0.5 hour meeting. listening to all of the wonderful presentations by community members and then, at the end, providing your insights and your thoughtful reflection both from your works and from this evening's presentations. and what you have gleaned from that. i very much look forward to going forward with additional collaboration on the suggestions made. thank you very much and i look forward to working with you in the future. >> anything further? >> i am going to keep it short. thank you for the hard work. he did a ton of the work for this meeting. [applause] also, for the commissioners, make some sort of a response to all of these recommendations. i will defer to president mazzucco as you how we're going to follow up. >> thank you a lot. wait too long, way too much. a distilled this down to, having been a youth, to me it is about the officer you wou

during public comment, neither police nor occ personnel nor commissioners are required to respond but may provide a brief response. individual commission rules -- commissioners and police and occ personnel should refrain from having a conversation. we have a lot of people who want to speak, so we will limit the comments to two minutes. president mazzucco: thank you. first speaker. you are on. >> peter alexander. i am speaking on behalf of a 10- year-old child. i have here an interview with me with the former head of los angeles fbi, ted gunderson, and i wish to give this to the youth commission to review and then to share this with our most excellent police chief, chief suhr. i am going to read off some names. willie brown, arlen specter, barney frank, roger mahony, ratzinger, who is now a book, robert byrd, george bush, warren buffett, and michael ikea. it was 1985 at the bohemian grove. it was a ritual, sort of a catholic nazi satanic working. if you will, there were nine relative unknowns which i just named. the most unique killing table with nine, retractable, sharp knives. a youn

during public comment, neither police nor occ personnel nor commissioners are required to respond but may provide a brief response. individual commission rules -- commissioners and police and occ personnel should refrain from having a conversation. we have a lot of people who want to speak, so we will limit the comments to two minutes. president mazzucco: thank you. first speaker. you are on. >> peter alexander. i am speaking on behalf of a 10- year-old child. i have here an interview with me with the former head of los angeles fbi, ted gunderson, and i wish to give this to the youth commission to review

i've been following very closely the mortgage servicing consent on a process initiated by the occ and federal reserve board for the five biggest, largest mortgage services. this process allows the servicers to hire their own auditors to investigate their foreclosure practices during 2009 and 2010. we have asked the occ and the fed why they didn't include the cfpb in this process, and we didn't get a really good answer. given cfpb's new jurisdiction over servicing, what do you think? do you have any desire to be involved in this process? or -- what? >> congress wwoman, we are taki complaints now on our website and calls from people about mortgage issues. quite a few of those complaints deal with foreclosure situations, and other servicing issues. i think the congress is well-served on any kind of significant initiative like this that the occ has embarked on to exert oversight, just as you exert oversight over our efforts and processes. i think it ought to be kept in mind that the occ was the very first of the federal agencies to step up and document the extent of the abuses in the mort

this disparity is striking since unlike the occ, the cfpb has no 150-year track record of supervision and regulation on which to judge its reasonably anticipated enforcement needs. will enforcement be a principle focus of these examinations? >> first of all, i think that that's -- that number is out front of where we are at the bureau. i don't think it's accurate that we have 100 enforcement attorneys. at the moment. but what i would say is what people need to keep in mind is that we are supposed to enforce the law not only against the banks, the large organizations like the occ does, but the densely populated nonbank realm as well. and we're going to need attorneys to force in that area. we're talking debt collection. we're talking about mortgage issues, both servicer and brokers. a lot of areas that people have a lot of dissatisfaction with, and that we need to make sure that the laws are being respected, that they're being followed, that they're being enforced. so i do think that our emphasis is that enforcement is one of a number of tools, all of which are essential to doing our j

their career some life to the youth in the city and we will hear from the police department and the occ. that is the format. before move forward, let's start with introductions. let's flip the coin, who goes first. >> additionally, we have the chief of police and the director of occ, joyce hicks. >> wpresident mazzucco: we wanto start indirections. >> been afternoon. -- good evening. it is an honor for everyone to participate. it is an honor for chief sir and the police commission to agree on this collaborative effort on how -- and provides a great opportunity to trailblazer on this issue and improve their relationship -- the relations of youth and police. i may city college student. a major in sociology. i am a father of a beautiful little girl, two years old. i am also a youth commissioner and a confident and hopeful person that today will raise many positive outcomes for youth and police interaction. thank you. >> hi, i am [unintelligible] in the eighth grade. i go to san francisco-based gold. i like being on the youth commission. i feel we get to make important changes that affect t

the city charter provides that in addition to investigating complaints, the occ makes recommendationsoncerning policies and practices of the police department which could be changed or amended to avoid unnecessary tension with the public. we have identified youth in san francisco as a definable segment of the public -- public to whom attention should be given. the goal of the office is to increase the trust in law enforcement by being a bridge between the public and the police in matters of police misconduct and policy. we have a mission to ensure police accountability by conducting fair and unbiased investigations and making recommendations on policies and practices. although only 3% of the complaints we receive or from use, we find those complaints important for making policy recommendations to the police department. those recommendations, many of them have been adopted by the police department and commission. our office has worked with the san francisco police department and the u.s. commission on matters involving youth issues. we provide mediation as alternative to discipline whe

the city charter provides that in addition to investigating complaints, the occ makes recommendationsoncerning policies and practices of the police department which could be changed or amended to avoid unnecessary tension with the public. we have identified youth in san francisco as a definable segment of the public -- public to whom attention should be given. the goal of the office is to increase the trust in law enforcement by being a bridge between the public and the police in matters of police misconduct and policy. we have a mission to ensure police accountability by conducting fair and unbiased investigations and making recommendations on policies and practices. although

the occ has all these pending cases, only 5% contained. i suspect the true number is higher and is not being acted upon. i would urge you to investigate that. having the department listed, the salary, any incidents when they were accused of excessive force, that would be helpful. >> public comment is closed. please call item number 3. >> discussion to declare property as

the occ has all these pending cases, only 5% contained. i suspect the true number is higher and is not being acted upon. i would urge you to investigate that. having the department listed, the salary, any incidents when they were accused of excessive force, that would be helpful. >> public comment is closed. please call item number 3. >> discussion to declare property as a surplus and dispose of property with applicable states or local requirements. >> >> good evening, members of the commission. i am from the administration bureau. i am back here after modifying the resolution with real estate director john updike regarding the possible disposition for the old potrero station at 2,303rd street. as you know, the property has not been used since 1987. and has been declared surplus by the police department in september 2011. the party itself is geared -- dear to my heart. it was my first permanent assignment. i have been working with john updike who is harvesting basically non profits and members of the community that can use the property rat

asked me to return and serve as chairman, i knew the agency would be challenged on a level in which no occ was challenged before. >> that could in sin rate each in turn, and challenge to prove that the agency could and would step up to play its role aggressively and effectively. given the scope of the financial crisis and the fallout from the madoff scandal, it was. ut investing public and policy mission, to protect investors and ensure the quality of our mrkt. . that was no surprise to me. from my kbrerl years with the did the e, able and eager to rise to the occasion. i'm pleased with our progress and with how far weave come. would you please come to the stand and be recognized. [ applause ] >> thank you for your service. our commitment to evolve helped to driver a consensus, that a better situation was not to shut e. for us to embrace needed reforms and better jaup thaet what we set out to do. we put a new clollaborative approach. and we began to start a journey that would better protect investors and complete more shopways. i knew when we found our footing and began implementing the st