it is posted on the sfpd internet internal website. >> i'm sorry? >> it's posted on sfpd internet internal website. >> an i was looking at the website for the public and d.g.o.s and department bulletins and no such thing there. when you give us a report and says this will effect the following d.g.o.s and department bulletin, i would like them attached to see how they have been changed. i actually go line by line and compare, and i don't see that. so i really am interested in obtaining a public safety statement and what changes are made. and i don't know. and that is something that we should know because your department bulletin can't stay that way. isn't it part of a d.g.o. or should be changing to a -- i'm sorry -- >> eventually. >> eventually it turns into d.g.o., right? >> if it amends. >> there are d.g.o.s here and i would like to see them. i think it's really important for us. and asking to rule on something that's been effective and i don't know fit's just a name change. if you are telling me db19 and the department bulletin is reissued with a

that is a definition that we received from sfpd. arrests on school campus. one is absolutely necessary to make an arrest on campus, the slide illustrates the current language and the proposed new language. everything highlighted is everything that we added to the m.o.u. in this section, particularly it specifies whether the arrest or summoning is in response to the commission of a school related offence. if the arrest is for conduct that occurred outside the school , they would make this arrest outside of school. it just specifies again when arrests should have been on school, and when it should not, and most cases, the arrest should not have been on the school property. if the arrest is not reasonable given the considerations listed above, there is no imminent threat, i -- it is a misdemeanour, federal state and local requirements do not require that. if the officer has the opportunity to make the arrest somewhere else, then we want it to happen somewhere else. we specified those in the new version of the m.o.u. i don't expect you to read this -- >> can you

is being reviewed by sfpd. we have not received their comments yet. our legal office has taken the first pass through the m.o.u. we got a number of -- all the comments and feedback that the community gave us, it is probably comprised of well over 300 pages of notes. everyone received those comments we try to incorporate as many of them as we can, gave that to sfpd. they are going through their legal team and it comes back to us with their comments. our plan has always been that this would go to our own board of education to review as the superintendent's recommendation. the superintendent superintendent would review it. the chief would agree and say yes, this is ready for my signature. we then put it on the agenda at a board meeting as a superintendent's recommendation to approve the m.o.u. and it was our intention that that would happen at the board meeting in the second one in august the beginning of the school year. >> okay. my office will summarize those and send them over to you. i'm sure you guys -- there has been a lot of information going on,

we work closely with mta and the traffic unit, sfpd and they've been great anytime we have an issue at any particular intersection they support us and have been a great resource for us. we do typically every week we do three to six operations. we try to do one on each shift and try to do pedestrian each week because a lot of our collisions involved pedestrians. so we try to target that aspect of the traffic enforcement. that is on traffic safety. that brings us to our statistics. so our crime statistics are looking pretty good. our home side thank goodness we haven't had one today. our rates are down from 6 to 3, 50% reduction. our robberies down 9.5%. we're hoping we can maintain that. assaults are down 17.95%. i'd like to think that's because of the 10 arrests we made at the end of april. and human trafficking is at zero. and property crimes, burglaries are down i think because of the educational outreach and officers being proactive up terms of the construction workers and having all the information with them and hopefully i think that's having the desired effect. we've also increas

how many active members are on sfpd? >> i just heard 2300. >> vice president taylor: here's what's important with 1421. we need to comply with it, d.p.a. needs to comply with it. i take issue with asking for the records of every active duty sfpd officer. that's almost 2,000 officers. if you have a case that's pending, you need to know about that officer, ask about that case, but it is unfair -- it is unfair -- and unreasonable to ask for the -- the files of 2300 officers at one time and then to come here and complain that it's not being done quickly enough, right? so i -- i have a problem with that because it sets up an impossible kind of paradigm. if you have reasonable requests, make one. but if you're going to ask for everyone and then complain the process is unfair, that's your fault because you're trying to build a file on all sfpd officers, which you may be able to do under the law, but i don't know how it entitles you to come here and complain about processing your request in the order it was received. i do want t

but it's not just the flag flying over thit's also on the vehicles of some sfpd officers. reporter liz kreutz has the details. >> to meantime, in civic center aza, the san francisco police department debuted their own new way of showing lgbtq support. >> for the month of june, we're unveiling the sfpd pride car. the patch is new for june. >> in honor of pride, sfpd will be the first law enforcement agency in the country to wear these pride patches. the public can buy them too for $10. >> all the benefits go to larkin street youth project to help homeless lgbtq youth in san francisco. >> the show of support from sfpd comes on a a big b.i.g. yard for pride. this month marks the anniversary of the stonewall uprising, credited for sparking the gay movement. >> we look back and say it's the point that this new story began. >> but it's a story inherently tied to law enforcement. >> i'm old enough to remember when the police raided bars here in the castro. >> 50 years later, for some in the lgbtq community, it's still complicated. >> it's understandable that there are people who

police promotions at sfpd have been controversial. there was a similar lawsuit filed about 16, 17 years ago which resulted in a $1.6 million settlement with the city. this haute was filed by 13 white officers against the department. against the city. officers who applied for promotions to sergeant, alo lieutenant and captain. >> it appears there is a lot of irfavre at this. taking place. i think most of it is based on race and gender. >> he was passed over for promotion to lieutenant. >> and the top 20 names on the list and i've been skimmed twice. >> sergeant greer also scored high. ranking 17 on the lieutenant's test. >> i was given no reasoning. no information at all about why i was passed over. >> the alone was ranked 12th on the captain's promotions test. he too was passed over. >> this is a 40-year pattern. >> promotions to sergeants, lieutenants and captains are based on civil service exams. in certain cases, the chief can factor in certain skills like education, training, awards. something called secondary criteria. gender and

we are joined from sfpd. >> reporter: 12 of the 13 are white men. i talked to one of the plaintiffs today. he said discrimination is discrimination, regardless of the optics. police referring us to the attorney's office. a lawsuit filed in u.s. district court today by 13 sfpd employees spells out accusations in no uncertain terms. the department has an obscure process. >> this is not about officer against officer. this is clearly an administration trickling down their discriminatory tactics if you will. >> reporter: lieutenant rick schiff say he's one of the most experienced and decorated members of the sfpd and the first plaintiff listed in the lawsuit. what do you want to see come out of this? >> i'm a 34-year-old veteran. i have a son and daughter in this department. i would be great to get the promotion i deserve, but my number one desire is every officer to be treated equitably. >> reporter: we were referred to the city attorney for comment. a spokesperson told us in part, sfpd uses a lawful, merit-based process which ensures fair treatment wit

i'm sorry, there's no page numbers on here, so it is under interviews with sfpd officers. i was looking at g. -- not g., f., the officers have the right -- right to consult with representatives and have representatives present for a criminal investigation interviews. representatives are usually lawyers or union officials and supporters are usually spouses, coworkers, friends, or clergy persons. i found that one of the best practices, they do talk about giving support to officers who are involved in shootings, including friends and coworkers, but they also say that the best practice, the agency shall direct the officers not to direct any aspect -- discuss any aspect of the shooting with fellow officers, the. council, coworkers, friends, and the family. it doesn't say anything about that. i am just confused -- not confused, but wondering if that is the best practice and why we didn't have it in there. that was one of the questions. >> officers, in this situation, they are monitored by supervisors for that purpose, commissioner. this m.o.u. is in agreement between the distric

i do have to do a plug to an ex-sfpd employee who i saw quoted who is rose meyer. rose got a plug. i want to acknowledge that. it really looks very well done. i'm looking forward readie read- reading through it. very professional. >> president bleiman: any public comment on the executive director's report? public comment closed. the next agenda item is number 4. report from deputy directo direr azevedo. >> i have items highlighted in yellow. starting on page 1. we have seen this place come up couple of times for complaints. i wanted to let you know that these business owner is eager to come in to compliance. i sat down with them for a limited live performance permit, which is all they are zoned for. they have been receiving complaints. it's been when they are closed. i want to put that on the record that we have been following up with them via our inspector going out to the field. when we receive complaints and the bids is closed for the evening. maybe the complaints aren't all valid. just keep that on your radar. on page 2, the bottom here is orange. don't mind the color. this is

i see some pastors, sfpd, stand up. [laughter] >> it really does take a village you can sit back down, i promise , but you have to come back up for the picture. one of the greatest things that i probably have done for the lgbtq communities to adopt children. i have a 5-year-old and a 6 -year-old. when they first moved into our house, it was prior to the pride parade. they weren't quite certain we were -- we were the fifth house they had lived in, but when they marched down the street with the sfpd, whom i serve as a chaplain , one of my kids was wearing a mask at the time, because foster kids can't have their pictures taken so domestic violence does not find them in their new home, my child leaned down from my shoulders and said, they all came for us? my children believe that the entire pride parade, people coming from all over the world to celebrate in san francisco was a pep rally for them finding there forever home and wouldn't that be great if every child who grew up, regardless of their sexual orientation or their

. >> reporter: sfpd officers were highly visible today. the department is reminding sunday's pride paradegoers to leave backs at home, allow extra time to get through security at the civic center celebration, do not bring alcohol to the venue and there will be no open containers allowed on city streets. well, sunday's pride parade kicks off on the embarcadero and it ends here at civic center plaza. sfpd is also encouraging people not to drive, take public transportation instead. live in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >>> the outline for the famous pink triangle has been put up on twin peaks tonight. you can see it pretty much from all over the city. the rest will be filled in tomorrow morning. the installation commemorates gae victims killed in nazi germany. >>> some couples kicked off pride weekend by getting married at city hall. the city administrator issued special pride marriage certificates to those newlyweds. >>> and kpix5 is a proud broadcast partner of the pride parade. you can watch our exclusive live streaming coverage of the p

what's d.p.a.s role as opposed to sfpd's role. is there any other city departments involved? if you could walk us through. >> sure. sure. so each department maintains its own files. so d.p.a. has its own records from their investigations. the san francisco police department has its records on officers involved. the categories we're talking about are officer-involved shootings, use of force with great bodily injury, dishonesty, sustained dishonesty complaints and sustained sexual assault complaints against officers. so if any of those files fit into those categories, each department might have their own separate files. so d.p.a. investigation is separate from the police department's. they may get a request for their investigation. at the same time we would get a request from whatever records we have for that particular officer. other entities that are subject to this would be -- any agency that does -- could be involved in the use of force like sheriff 's. because they investigate. the police commission has requests, because they adjudicate these cases. so they also have to re

also present are chief scott of the sfpd and paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> president hirsch: okay. thank you. good evening, everybody. this is the june 12, 2019 meeting of the san francisco police commission. we have a moderate calendar, so i'll allow three minutes for public comments, and we are ready for the first item. >> clerk: line item 1, discussion. police chief's report. provide an overview of the report of the incidents happening in san francisco. commission discussion will be limited to determine whether to calendar any of the incidents the chief describes for a future commission meeting. major events. provide a summary of planned activities and events occurring since the previous meeting. this will include a brief overview of any events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities. the chief will decide whether to calendar for future commission meetings. >> president hirsch: thank you. good evening, chief. >> good evening, president hirsch, director henderson, commission

and the interviews of sfpd officers which the commissioners discussed. prior to interview, all sfpd officers directly involved in or witness to a covered incident shall be physically sequestered from one another and directed not to communicate to maintain the integrity of their statements. well, the last time i was here i spoke about how the d.a. and rather, the d.p. a. and the m.o.u. and the collaboration that was required in the proposed language. i would urge you to follow this language that could maintain the integrity of the agency's representations to the public. thank you. >> anyone else for public comment? public comment is now closed. next line item. >> item four, discussion and possible action to approve issuance of department bull din 19-092, investigative services detail internal affairs. criminal unit name change and responsibilities modifies dgo3.10, 6.20, 8, 11 and 8.12. discussion and possible action. >> good evening. >> good evening, vice president taylor, members of the commission, executive director henderson, chief scott, member of th

sfpd fpd should adopt an intake process. additionally, the search protocol. they must establish a transparent protocol for judgement decisions. does as fpd have a protocol? how do they define those categories? the public deserves to know this definitions. the essay p.d. should overhaul the notification system. [indiscernible] as fpd should notify people at what stage they request is, and determine -- [indiscernible] how do we figure that out? there's no appeals process in place. it would be nice to sit down and talk about these issues. i will let my colleagues -- i appreciate your time. thank you. >> good evening. my name is leo and i work with the san francisco public defender's office. i would like to bring to the commission's attention that even if the commission is not ready to turn over the full files of officers who have s.b. 1421 materials in their files, the public is entitled to a list of officers who have this material in their files. as the text of it states, these records shall not be confidential and shall be made available for public inspection

patrols through the park by park rangers and sfpd. does that answer your question? >> commissioner mazzola: yeah, okay. >> commissioner buell: okay. let's move on then on the calendar. >> clerk: we are now on item 10. which is general public comment, continued from item 4. and i'm going to hold up just a minute. >> okay. >> clerk: okay, if we can clear the room, please? thank you. thank you. okay, we are now on item 10, which is general public comment continued from item 4. is there anyone who would -- if we could take any secondary conversations outside, please. thank you. item number ten, general public comment, continued from item no. 4. is there anyone who did not comment on item 4 that would like to make general public comment? seeing none, this item is closed. we're on item 11, commissioners' matters. commissioners, are there any matters you would like to bring forward that you would like to request be brought up at a later time with no discussion at this point? >> commissioner buell: commissioner low. >> commissioner low: yes,

in a statement, his lawyer said the sfpd's actions are illegal under the first amendment and california'sd law. the raid occurred as part of an investigation by police into eye leaked report with details. he somehow got a copy of the report, sold it to three bay area news stayings. kpix chose not to purchase it. they were investigating karmity as cosupporteror. w he has admitted the raid might have been done illegally. chief scott said an outside agency would be taking over the police department's criminal investigation into the leaked police report. >>> in virginia beach tonight, people gathered for a prayer vigil after a mass shooting that left 12 people dead. the service at a local church included a slow reading of each victim's name and a moment of silence. the shooting killed 11 city employees and a contractor. >> the lives of 12 people were cut short by an incomprehensible act of violence. >> the 40-year-old gunman died in a shootout with police. he was an engineer for about 15 years. >>> a deadly crash in berkeley. what caused a multivehicle collision that killed a woman. >> the gr

>> no, sir. >> is someone from sfpd here? >> yes. >> one of the things that we had a lot of back and forth with the communities, around safety, and the safety plan and there was a commitment to fund two foot patrol officers there which was a part of the outcome of the feedback that we got. can you speak to that plan and specifically, is there funding set aside for those two officers and what is the kind of plan broadly, as well, for safety for the area? >> i'm lieutenant chicone, the lieutenant for the h-sox field unit. the commitment that the police department is giving for this programme is a foot beat t, two dedicated officers and that would be met by the officers at southern station. a foot beat right now works between 11:00 and 9:00, but depending on the needs of the community or specifically this programme, those hours can change. so these budgeted already within that station. >> thank you. >> and is it part of a broader safety plan? >> it's part of the safety plan that's already set per every station. so all of the pla

we found members of the sfpd running along the embarcadero after the nine mile torch run in torch square. the goal is to raise money for special olympics northern california. >>> thousands are gathering in toronto to take part in the rafters championship parade for the team's first nba title. downtown streets filled with a lot of fans this morning. since the warriors lost to the rafters, we are making good on a that we made with global news in toronto. >> are you ready? as promised, here it is. we'vdrake" playing. we promised we would dance for you. next year, i don't think this is happening. canada, enjoy this dance. make some noise, shall. make some noise. see you guys next year. hope you guys had fun. >> i don't know who was in that costume, but that girl can dance. >> something tells me it was you. >> it was hot. everybody was looking at us like what are these people doing? >> you even did some research on the internet? >> about how a dinosaur dances. >> perfect day out there to dance like dinosaurs. >> you are the cutest raptor i've ever seen, hands down. you can see a beautiful vie

the sfpd uses lawful merit based and civil examination. >>> david ortiz the former boston red sox star is recovering from a second surgery in boston. he's 43 years old still in intensive care but reportedly he's alert and has talked to his family. ortiz was ambushed by a man who got off a motorcycle and shot ortiz at close range. the driver of that motorcycle was identified as eddie garcia. witnesses beat up garcia and then turned him over to authorities. his mother says her son was not involved. >> that's a lie. they can't link it to him because he is not a criminal. >> now garcia's lawyer says the man on the back of his motorcycle was a fare that he picked up and he had no idea waa suspected accomplice in the shooting. they do have other suspects in custody but it's not clear if any of them are the gunman. >>> we're following developing news out of hong kong. police have used tear gas, and high pressure water hoses on protesters. we're going there live right now. we're on the ground in the middle of the protest scene in hong kong. tens of thousands of people, many of the young people

patrols through the park by park rangers and sfpd. does that answer your question? >> commissioner mazzola: yeah, okay. >> commissioner buell: okay. let's move on then on the calendar. >> clerk: we are now on item 10. which is general public comment, continued from item 4. and i'm going to hold up just a minute.

. >> my question is, with respect to the interviews of the sfpd officers, in that section, the steps in terms of how and when officers are to be interviewed are spelled out pretty thoroughly, and one of the first thing this is they are sequestered so there is no communication between them and other officers or other individuals that would have or give a statement on the incident that is right, correct? >> that is correct. >> the purpose of that is to maintain the integrity of the statement or what is the officer , or person observed. >> correct. >> they do have the right to speak with representatives in terms of other officers. you are correct. >> when these interviews are being conducted, is that the d.a.'s office and the police department and d.p.a. that will be present while these interviews are happening, or who is in the room? >> the d.a.'s office, we believe , the police department, some of these cases have a lateral crimes. a robbery occurs, and that results in an officer involved shooting, there is a robbery that has to be investigated, and so san francisco police department

. >> the show of support from sfpd comes on a big year for pride.ar marks the 50th anniversary of the stonewall uprising in new york city, a moment in history often credited for sparking the gay rights movement. >> we look back on it now. it's the point where we say that this news story began. >> but it's a story inherently tied to law enforcement. >> i'm old enough to remember when the police raided bars here in the castro. >> 50 years later, for some in the lgbtq community, it's still complicated. >> it's understandable that there are people who are part of our community who are wary about the relationship between queer people and the police. >> but there has been progress. >> it wasn't that long ago that there were no openly gay people in the police force. >> and for sfpd? >> i think it just marks a big change in our history, and i think that, you know, it's real important to be inclusive. >> in san francisco, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> and we have ways for you to find your ally on abc7news.com/takeaction with specific resources to help with issue

about this special event.>> sfpd participants because it has the right thing to do, we been doing that 20 years now running the flame of hope through the incredible city of st. francis and it gives us an amazing amount of joy to assist special olympic athletes in northern california and we know that by running we are contributing to the cause and helping out, to raise much- needed funds to get them to them.>> the torch run wiof h 9 mile the route will pass by the ferry building as well as oracle park before returning to union square and a cable car will follow in case any officers or runners get tired or need a break and various law enforcement agencies have been passing along this torch throughout northern california and it will ultimately end up at uc davis campus which will kick off the 2019 special olympics northern california summer games. so a very big event happening this morning and the events are slated to start at eight this morning and a lot of city officials will be on hand as well and of course we will be here to bring all that information once it begins. live in san franc

. >> reporter: sfpd will have a heavy presence tomorrow.u do come to this venue, they're asking you to leave extra time to get through security and leave bags at home. >>> hundreds of volunteers put the massive pink triangle up top this morning. it has become an un-aapologetic symbol of san francisco's pride celebration. it can be seen for about 20 miles. >>> plenty of sunshine, even near the coast. on the west coast, getting light rain down in southern california. it will not rain on our parade. it'll be mild again tomorrow. breezy along the shoreline. and as for the sf pride parade, the numbers will be in the mid-60s. sun will break out midmorning. a pretty good day for a parade. kpix 5 will provide you with an exclusive live-stream of the parade starting at 10:30 tomorrow morning. >>> tonight bay area voters crowded into a restaurant in san francisco to see cancer kamala harris. senator kamala harris. the event in the mission district was billed as both a fundraiser as well a a celebration of pride weekend. tonight harris recalled ofishi

you may spot the sfpd pride car patrolling city streets this month. >> it's so cool. i feel so proo proud about the city because they're supporting you know faye rights. >> being one with the lbgtq community and showing our support and being there for pride month. it's a great thing. we're super excited about it. >> abc news was at san francisco hall yesterday when mayor london breed and leaders raised the pride flag on the mayor's balcony. >> in today's google doodle separates 50 years of pride. it shows us all tolled through the lens of the involving and international pride parade. the artists say they wanted to pick the parade, itself, and show it's momentum. they fed cebration arod theworld. thcommunity. >>> a bay teenager one of several national bee champions is in for a hero's lcome. for t 13-year-old and his fellow champions on "live" yesterday, he is a 7th grader in san jose. he is due to fly into sfo tonight and be back in school tomorrow. on thursday he is headed to hollywood for an appearance on jimmy kimmel live you can catch right at 11:00 on abc 7 news.

how sfpd is preparing. >>> must have been 50 feet in the air, seems like, you know? >> a condo complex under construction catches fire near santa clara university. the new details we're learning about the person police are questioning in this case. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good friday evening. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang in nowhere jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. easterlily reminiscent of that santana row fire of 2002. this time a high-end condo complex in santa clara. the flames swallowing up this site. the smoke could be seen for miles. two primary questions tonight, how did it start and what does this do to the housing crunch in the silicon valley. we learned in the past hour a person of interest has been questioned. we were first at the scene at 11:00 a.m. when this fire erupted. you can see what's left right now of this would-be condo complex simply ashes. our sky ranger was overhead el camino real in santa clara. let's begin our coverage with nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: good evening, raj. people who live and w

. >> reporter: dozens of sfpd officers were standing by just in case. but, as everyone seemed to agree. there's a timeo hugs and a lot of the from people whose parents don't they are. so i can bridge that gap. >> what kind of weather should you expect? we have the pride forecast. rob. >> the forecast looks good right now. we are cloud free for post of downtown san francisco. temperatures are comfortably in the mid 50s though as we head to tomorrow morning. we are expecting more in the way of the patchy low clouds. we will see it tomorrow morning and sunday morning that could involve a but of misty skies at times between let's say, sunrise and 8:00 to 9:00 in the morning. as we get in to sunday, morning temperatures in the mid 60s and south of downtown, the temperatures will climb up in the upper 60s and maybe even close to 70. we will talk more about the warming trend through the weekend and when 90s can make a comeback in the seven day forecast the woman in the middle of the t had --pele, and were indicted last year and today, a federal judge set the t

police is pretty diligent and sfpd is very diligent. but again it takes them 5 seconds. >>on the golden gate bridge as it with you and kron 4 news. >>developing news tonight, one of the largest lab testing clinics here in the us is dealing with a massive hack. quest diagnostics as the personal information of nearly 12 million customers may have been compromised. quest says that includes social security numbers and medical information but not test results. the company says in an authorized user gained access to a system used by a billing bender quest says that he has cut ties with that bender and for us it's it got experts are looking into the hat. it's still unclear which customers might have been affected. according to the website. the company has about 2200 locations all across the u s teachers with the new haven unified school district back on the picket lines today after a deal was not reached over the weekend. the strike now in its 3rd week teachers are asking for higher pay to keep up with the increasing cost of living. yesterday they made a counteroffer of a 6% in