i talked to sara hawkins and department director balt czar. there has to be some talking between two agencies when you have the same exact cases. >> right. i guess -- i mean, i just don't view dpa that way. i mean, i understand it may be historically -- it wasn't the most robust agency. i don't think we can set our policies with the idea that because in the past, they were not as competent as they have become under director henderson's leadership that they should be denied -- i think you used a great analogy, giving themingivingthem the answers. the role is to make sure nobody cheated on that test. right? >> i have to answer that two ways. i will give you an answer, first, if there was a complaint about the ia investigation, a citizen -- it would be a citizen who says that ia investigation was not done right for whatever reason. i gave you a witness. you didn't interview or whatever. they would get the complaint to investigate the investigators. that would be neglected duty if i failed to go out and find a witness to a potential case. they are

i had the opportunity to sit down with sara monitor and sit down with sarah hawkins. i would like to calendarize the presentation all-around civic bridge which is a conversation that i got to have with d.p.a. which will help out with the technology for a lot of the discussion that we are having today. i would love to see that put on the calendar and have a presentation around civic bridge and it pays speaks to the resources as well, too. >> thank you. i just wanted to say two things. i wanted to let everyone know that we have a call today for the cgl with the chief of police , commissioner taylor and i, as well as the attorneys from the d.o.j. we believe we made some progress and there were a few minor areas that we still need to work out. i had requested that the working group set a time and date to get up and running so they would have a working document. i was hoping to have a working document for the working group to work off of because of the issues that we have had in the past with the biased working group, so i'm hopeful that we will have one document to start,

in the audience with me today is my chief of staff, sara hawkins, the senior investigator christine, sam, and an attorney. if you would come up throughout the rest of the evening, or if there any questions you can answer for the public, who are here in the audience tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. director henderson, it was raised during public comment, a statistic that i think was probably inaccurate that d.d.a. has released reports under 1421. would you like to clarify that? >> i certainly can clarify that. i was not responding in public comment, but that is not correct there have been -- >> co. reports have been released? >> simo talk -- [simultaneous talking] >> one report has been released so far. i'm glad you are asking that. >> what is the hold up? i think they have identified some serious concerns. what is going on? >> i think the measurement isn't in what is being released, it is what is being put together to be released. there has been a lot of -- keep in mind there was no protocol or personnel prepared for any of these ongoing requests, a lot of what has been going on