in the first case, the sfpd have suspects in custody. although know details other than that are available and this is an open investigation. verbal reports have indicated that the venues in the -- permitted venues in the area were closed and this violence occurred as a result of a private teen party in what we know is a comedy school that is not regulated by the entertainment commission. the second case, the victims are reported to have been patrons of the nightclub, but no further details have been sent to the entertainment commission offices. >> if i may interrupt the director's report to ask a question regarding the teen party, the police code under which entertainment permits are granted requires that a party for youth be specially permitted as a special dance, and i'm wondering if the venue in question that operated that evening as a teen gathering point had the appropriate permit from the entertainment commission. >> no, commissioner, they did not. they did not interact with the entertainment commission staff at all, and had they d

included in your packet, this should be an sfpd department bulletin. the unit is led up by someone this commission knows well, officer falzon, one of the experts, and lord knows i've seen him correct a.b.c. officers on the law. he really knows the codes backwards and forwards. been working with him for years in other situations. deputy director caen and i have met with them. we've gone to the offices, talked to everyone in the unit, and we have already been able to make arrangements that we'll be work some enforcement and just other cases with them in the fall. which is really positive move towards the a.b.c., sfpd, and the e.c. working together. all working off the same playbook and the same page. last is just a list -- i don't have to read through it. if you see the list of notice of violations and why those notions were given, and the clubs or venues that they were given to. instead of having to read that list, you can look at the list on the paper. and if there are any questions. commissioner alan? commissioner alan: i would like to commend staff a

unit one remaining problem that we have at the state level, when we look at the incident reports from sfpd is the number of hours of training that make narcotics officers experts. cona, the california narcotics officers association says there is still no specifics for canibus and it criminalizes all of you. it comes from the bush and reagan dug war that fails -- drug war that fills prisons without any solution. i believe they have failed the police academy. there is a pending investigation, if we are able to free -- i hope the district attorney will soon revise her board on medical canibus. of course code violation need to go to the planning department. these are fines and fractions, and fix it. this is not criminal activity. this is community-based medicine. we must create many levels of compliance, including a voluntary registry, perhaps standardized collective forms and make in-roads for protecting community-based medicine and public safety. i hope that we can mandate our monthly community meetings with the commander so that the community always has a voice. as you know, we also have a

the controversy centers around a series of off color videos made inside the sfpd. last night the eye-team aired never before seen footage that supposedly didn't exist. it caught the department by surprise. as dan noyes reports, our report has resulted in a delay in the disciplinary hearings against some officers. >> wendy hurley came to the hall of justice expecting to defend herself in the cops gone wild video. >> i waited a longtime for this day to be able to tell the truth and share my experience. >> the controversy erupted when the police chief and the mayor held a news conference playing clips and announcing two dozen officers were being suspended for the off color comedy video. that was four and a half years ago. hurley has been assigned to desk duty or out on disability with a work injury ever since. she misses the life of a patrol officer. >> i miss the way i felt, feeling like at the end of the day i did a good job and i did what i can do. i haven't had that feeling in about five years. >> but her hearing was put on hold. witnesses shifted to tomorrow. whi

every cu ltivator, whether they enter the n.c.d., the health department, or even if they go to the sfpd, they can understand the direction and the compassionate community of san francisco. i would also add on to that, my concerns go above and beyond legal or illegal and spending money for fancy storefronts and becoming civic leaders to compassionate care. i think there are several areas that as committees we can out-reach and do the information necessary, because by all means, it is not only the sfpd that needs to educate their community, we need to educate our community, and we need to bring those two communities together and exchange that education in a productive manner. that -- thank you for your question. president marshall: that's good enough for me, unless you have something to add to that. commissioner onek: yeah, i kind of do. perfect compliance is pretty difficult to undertake. in terms of the people that the compassionate community wants to accept into its votes, i don't know a single person that uses hard drugs or carries weapons. within our community, it is intolerable. mos

they were representing the sfpd, and there were two suspensions we recently did. at the end of 2009, we wanted to be clear that they are valuable. we have been able to use them in good order very quickly before they escalate and more violent potentially could happen. again, this is ongoing reporting. we expect it to be back in front of public safety in october, and what we did on july 21 for the tschida house restaurant karaoke lounge -- the china house restaurant. the owners and managers run a karaoke lounge. we issued them a seven-day suspension of their place of entertainment permits based on an extensive gun battle that happened minutes after they closed. it comes under entertainment. we imposed a new security plan. this was also attached to this memo. this is a brief note old permits forward to your note -- bringing old permits forward to you. again, this is something we just received. we sat down at the venue. we came up with a variety of ways, a security plan, which essentially becomes part of that permit. we said that by email and hand delivered to the man

irreparable damage has been done by an unfair use of power by the sfpd and the district attorney. it is unfortunate you have upheld this injustice. thank you. president peterson:

irreparable damage has been done by an unfair use of power by the sfpd and the district attorney. it is unfortunate you have upheld this injustice. thank you. president peterson: sergeant, do you care to speak? you also have three minutes. >> i am from the police department's permit section. all i can say is that i reject all of the accusations of intimidation or vendettas. it is false. what is true is what has been proven, and i believe that the findings acurately reflect the decision of this board. >> a lot of things in that letter were hard to follow, and it is hard to trace the issues brought up in terms of the findings. one thing that was said had to do with things in the finding posted-date and hour hearing. and do you know what they could be talking about? >> that is a general statement, i don't know what is being alleged. president peterson: is there any public comment? seeing none, the matter is before you, commissioners. you just spoke. you can't speak under public comment. since you are up there, could you address the question back commissioner garcia asked the sergeant

. -- sf -- sfpd were able to monitor.left the club, then we have a lot of fights on the corridor. i cannot tie it specifically to the club, but we did have a stab a where two people were stabbed, and and aggravated assault a couple of hours later, but i have no correlation. that kind of gives you an idea of the chaos that was happening on broadway that night. i am asking if we can have a sit down with the club and see what we need to do, whether it be over serving or whenever we can find out, but we just cannot have this continue. >> if i could just -- i went to emphasize what the officer was saying. they literally went door-to- door to the clubs in the area. paul they actually shut their doors down. just because they happen at sutra -- n i bring this up because i am really glad that they were giving us the heads up, and they were happy that we were out there doing that and that sfpd was out there doing that. when an incident like that happens, then everyone would know about it almost instantly. i know we talked about tha

the training was lelled for sfpd members. i attended the raining, and i believe that the training was instructive not only for c.o.c.c. staff but also for the trainers from lapd. we recognize we have much in common in the way we conduct investigations, but that the lapd investigate ords have a much lower case load than the o.c.c. investigate -- investigators. it's really nothing new. when they did the audit, one thing they noticed was that o.c.c. investigators did not have a best practices case load. that the o.c.c. investigator's case load was 30 -- 33 per investigator as opposed to other agencies where the best practice was about 16 cases per investigator. in fact that is what we were told by the representatives from lapped. lapd. president marshall: questions for the director? >> i want to commend you on the policy work you do. there are a number of department comblen general orders that you have worked on -- department general orders that you have worked on. in terms of o.c.c. investigators, i noticed there are two standi

due to the killing of my only child, eight years old, by sfpd. he was my only child, and had this since then, i have suffered from acute suicide disorder, and i have two priors, but now, thanks to my wonderful their fists at the center, which is just at the corner of mission and excelsior, i no longer have to face the shame terror a 5150 of psychiatric intervention, which means there is no police deployment, there is no hospital bed for three days. just a tremendous expenditure that it takes. in fact, i go to see my therapist once a week. thank you, by the way, to the chair of this commission was successfully fighting the closure of the southeast geriatric center, which is the only facility for seniors with mental health problems or issues. i'm also here to demonstrate my grave concern about what will happen to the homeless with a plan that the police chief wants to propose to the board of supervisors. it just terrifies me to think that people who are suffering from hypothermia or simply beating to their own drum because they self medicate would

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." >>> turmoil at city hall tonight over the sfpd video gate scandal. the police commission caught off guard by an i team report. >>> a deal struck with the u.s. navy opening up treasure i'll yanld. but what about the earthquake threat? and rising sea level autos a sign of the times for job hunters. one thing standing in the way of all of these people looking for work tonight. >> the iron chef has nothing on this cooking competition held among inmates a local jail. >> good evening, we're going to start with major developments in a scandal in san francisco police department. >> issues raised last night m an investigation resulted in disciplinary hearings against officers being delayed. >> and dan, delays to give the commission more time to consider issues you raised in this report sf. >> that is right. you know, last night we focused on a long history inside of the sfpd used for years and that is argument now. and why discipline us why no one else got in trouble. >> wendy came to the hall of justice expecting to

captain announced retirement using outtakes from inside of the sfpd from the video. >> the video was there to show as a joke to the captain. there is a funny video showing us screwing around, you know? doing crazy things. and this is just meant for him to enjoy. >> hurley didn't get to make that argument today. the commissioner postponed testimony. the unions could argue to close hearings for fear officers appearing on television. this afternoon, hammer made his ruling. >> i'm going to grant the request to open this hearing once again at 9:00 in the morning with a public trial. and not disclosing identify tis of other police officers. >> according to hammer, officers testifying will have the choice whether they want to appear on camera or not to protect their own personnel records. we'll be there to tell you what happens. you can see the very and the video causing such an uproar at abc 7 news.com. and i'm reposting investigations from several years ago. >> and this is a is a long time. >> and major changes coming to treasure i'll yanld. answer creating a community thousands of jobs a

the lawyer for sfpd played it in open court. >> i never intended to make anyone feel bad, or insulted by their race. this is is the farthest thing from my mind and my heart. >> sfpd lawyer asked hurley what she would say to the african american of the police commission and people living in the bay view. >> what is your plan as to how you'll restore your credibility with the community, particularly the african american community? >> objection. irrelevant vent. he's sitting here trying to call my client a racist. >> hurley's attorney urged the commissioner to move the hearing along. >> you're sitting up here having talk about this when you know and we know that she's not racist. i've got to take a break. >> mccoy called him a chump on the way out. the lawyer offered to provide a disc of the scene to the i team. we've posted it online. along with are the "cops gone wild" video. back in session, commissioner hammer instructed alden to move on. >> and the tensions continued. >> we expect her to have a high level of judgment about how to deal with this community. >> i don't understand what

and then we brought in again this request from sfpd to continue this for tw weeks on the basis that theyare having a change, and the applicant was ok with that. this is behind this memo, which indicates that they met with the applicant, and they are supportive of entertainment, but not of the hours, so we can ask the applicants what they would like to do this evening based on where we are right now. >> commissioners, i am appearing with my client, mr. saeid amin, who owns the hookah, and the also owns in north beach pizza -- owns north beach pizza. he thought they would ok the after-hours but had problems with another thing. that said, what we would like to do is we would like to put a couple of things in the record, and then we would like to ask this be put over to the call of the chair so that we can get on the same page and also get the 312 notification out. commissioner alan noted a few things. i actually have a copy. i would just tell you what it is. basically, it now says there will be one security person for up to 45 guess, and the 49 occupancy is limit. that is to clarify that is