sfpd no. station is recommending the commission denied this permit application based on inspection and calls for service by sfpd and the entertainment commission inspector. more information is detailed in the recommendation you have. the grounds for their recommendation are in 1060.5f4, which say that it is in violation of that section of the code. that provides that the security plan must provide for the safety of all persons and property and the orderly dispersal of people. if the commission prefers to issue a permit over the objection of sfpd, they have proposed attaching additional conditions. the security plan provide for more than one security guard and that security staff should be able to manage both of the exits, monitor the perimeter, staff the door, manage patrons as they enter and exit. number two, that they posed a good neighbor policy. number three, due to specific, prior incidents that i will let them detail, install dvr-capable video surveillance indoors and outdoors. president

this is a program founded by greg sur and the sfpd. but we thought it would be very appropriate for sf-city to get involved in helping san francisco's police department leap row frog -- leapfrog technology and be a national showcase for the use of technology. why not do that right here in san francisco, which is the innovation capital of the world as stated by mayor ed lee at your inauguration. and we are going to make that happen. going back to 2003 when make homer visited greg sur here is he sfpd and would ridicule him for how backward the police departments basically across the country were in technology, it may have taken us a while, but today we are here to announce that we have fulfilled mike homer's dream. his dream was to be ahead of technology, not along with it or behind it, but ahead of it. by equiping these cadets, soon to be police officers, with technology, as greg sur said, 30% more time on the streets of san francisco with the distance of -- the citizens of san francisco. that is a material change. like greg, i want to

sfpd it is the one that gets notified of that. if it is a homicide or they get a indication that it is a critically wounded victim, then they will contact our dph the spot coord is thent. call, the person is who did and they are already taken to san francisco genehe res do is call the medical social worker to determine what is the status of tha they will contact the response coordinator. and then i wanted to put there, when somebody is wounded in coming out of the hospital, they may be engaged with wraparound projects or trauma recovery centers for cor crn's s they are getting discharged. this is the activation peace. they will assess or determine the level of the response that needs to occur. how many staff do we need to send out? they will activate the crisis response team. they will either respond to the crime scene or general hospital. what they will do is follow where everybody has been taken. they will also contact me crn -- the crn coordinator. supervisor avalos: crt does work with families? where does that occur? general h

sfpd no. station let us know the venue received several one-time event permits, almost on a weekly basis, for a couple of months, and there have been no incidents of complaints. that is it. >> all right. are there people representing who want to introduce yourself? >> good evening. my name is james cheng. i have always been a small businessmen in san francisco. we put together this place. our hope is to create jobs in san francisco. also, our place is for everybody. they always hold meetings there. also, we always have performers. this all-purpose is for everybody. we have got a show coming up. that is the whole purpose. pa'ina means gathering. get together. anybody can use our place. it is a beautiful place. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner joseph: do you understand that this would only give you until 10:00 at night? >> yes. >> any other questions? any public comment? welcome. >> good evening. my name is their role. i am the president for non- profit. pa'ina means coming together. it has

i just want to thank the chief and the sfpd for this opportunity. your passion for making this commitment, innovating and updating the department will make our city safer and i want to thank you for that. i want to thank the mayor for creating the innovative capital . this is something we are very appreciative of. i also want to thank and congratulate ron conway and san francisco city. sf-city is really the embodiment of a collaboration across the sectors. for us to address some of the biggest social challenges about face today in this city and across the nation, it is critical for us to cut across sectors, and this is a perfect example of doing that. ron, thank you and congratulations for bricking together the partnership and making it possible 0 for us to turn this vision of the chief into reality. when sf-city approached hfment p. for this opportunity, we were delighted about this idea. really, bringing our technology, our straight-of-the-art projects and the power of that technology into the happened of the sfpd officers and what that could do t

they did notify sfpd. sfpd was able to respond quickly and take him and the firearm into custody. >> thank you. >> i have a question. club mist is showing up a couple times. is there a reason that security is not, i don't know, more proactive? >> that is a good question. the reports on june 17, that report, we just received. it had been accidentally misfiled. we just got it. that is why you're seeing the date. that particular situation, there was an altercation inside the club. security pushed the instigator into the street, who was very intoxicated. he wandered around a bit. he assaulting a police officer. he took him into custody. the incident listed as july 21, we were waiting for the report out of southern station on that particular incident. i talked to units who responded to that not that long after they responded to -- what we are hearing their come and again, this is just here say, there was an altercation that spilled into the street. as far as the security, you are asking the important question.

. -- sfpd units are doing in that area. it was not a club, there was no connection to a club. it did not look right. someone gave them a kick and there were able to pull -- a tip and they were able to pull to firearms out of the car. we are making a lot of positive progress. at any time police are able to get guns off the street, it is a good thing. this is a very good thing. i just wanted to highlight that. and the last is right under that, something from bamboo hut. it was as though the report used the address. actually, what happened is someone who was selling drugs basically ducked into bamboo hut to avoid police. the staff was able to direct them he was hiding in the bathroom and they were able to arrest him. that is all, unless you have questions. >> on polk st., did bringing polk into compliance on a higher level, did that affect attendance or vibrancy on all street at all? -- on polk st. at all? >> i do not think so. attendance is probably the highest it has ever been. >> think saturday, that is a one-day event, is it not? >> yes. >> in driving by king saturday on satu

sfpd no. station let us know the venue received several one-time event permits, almost on a weekly basis, for a couple of months, and there have been no incidents of complaints. that is it. >> all right. are there people representing who want to introduce yourself? >> good evening. my name is james cheng. i have always been a small businessmen in san francisco. we put together this place. our hope is to create jobs in san francisco. also, our place is for everybody. they always hold meetings there. also, we always have performers.

we received calls from sfpd and our san francisco general. as we received the call, we gathered information, identified it, age, name of the victim. we will dispatch a team of -- as well as contact our crn partners if the victim is between the ages of 18 and 25. we will respond to hospitals and hospital scenes. we will check in with the sergeant or via officer holding the roster, as well as the san francisco social worker who will help us identify who the family members are. once we have identified through the family members are the victim, we will begin to provide our support to the family by introducing ourselves, telling them about our services, acting as a liaison between the hospital, a social worker, police officers sitting with family members if their loved one is in surgery, and also beginning to talk about the next steps. the following days we provide 24-hour support to the victim's family. we will help to lead them to victim services, we will assist with filling out the application, we will take them to victim services as needed. we

>> we called the sfpd first. >> that is how you handled it. did you guys tried to intervene and tell the police got there? you just allow the assault -- did you allow d.s.l. to go on? >> it was a quick fight. less than 10 seconds. >> ok. thank you. >> those for your neighborhood outreach? >> yes. >> did you sit down in any neighborhood groups and talk to them? >> we had one community meeting coming up this month. that will be our first meeting. >> what community meeting is that? >> it was a business neighborhood meeting. >> ok, have you reached out to any community organizations other than businesses? most of those are business people. when you have someone who is having assault, it is important for them to have good ties to the community, to the people who live there, not just the other businesses. have you done outreach to community groups that are not businesses? >> also, we have a president support. >> individual residents who might be your friend? but not a group of people? do you know, but i am saying? i want to make sure you have done a

support both hospital and crime scenes by working with the community, san francisco general hospital, sfpd and to provide answers and information to the family and community. we provide crowd control at the hospital. we help the families connect with the mortuaryy and burial service. the first responders are the ones doing the family and funeral arrangements. we have a close connon

support both hospital and crime scenes by working with the community, san francisco general hospital, sfpd and to provide answers and information to the family and community. we provide crowd control at the hospital. we help the families connect with the mortuaryy and burial service. the first responders are the ones doing the family and funeral arrangements. we have a close connection with the actual family and that request our services, we also assist in those type of services. often we are taking the families to pick out the caskets and the suit and make sure they're paid for as well. we have family support and we expedite services through the victim service unit. we coordinate healing activities such as candlelight vigils, hearing circles and organized peace rallies. we help with fundraisers and long-term effects that a family might feel. as was mentioned before, one of the biggest challenges young men that have experienced violence that have lost brothers, sisters, friends, community violence to get them into mental services and address their own ptsd so they're not a peter traitor in

sheriffs and their credentials of being peace officers and the city's limits of having a deficit of sfpd officers. there was an opportunity to augment where staff was short period that can be from the routine duties of monitoring inmates at san francisco general, for example, or the courts, where the police would be alleviated from having to do that. because overtime is something the city is quite challenged by. and the math would be well-saved by the sheriff's department. and i went as far as to talk about what is unpopular, ways that we can help with community policing, where i think it is poorly practiced in san francisco, something that, as a supervisor, i spoke about quite vociferously that i think that our department could have held assisted with, and so on. there's quite a bit more that occurred in his first two and a half months. >> thank you. you mentioned that you sent letters to the police chief and others. you mentioned that you had conversations with the probation in chief. were you able to work effectively with those individuals? what's the objection, calls for speculation.

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we help families advocate and navigate the victim of crime unit, navigate the system with sfpd when property, clothes, things of that nature are confiscated, we work with families to kind of work those systems and help them with the immediate aftermath of violence. the c.r.n.'s role following a homicide or violent incident is to support both hospital and crime scenes by working with crime scenes by working with the community, san francisco