i encourage those interested to register via the sfpd website. thank you, and now i welcome back chief scott. >> thank you commander and acting captain shields. and now we will open up the town hall for questions and are comments. >> public comment portion of this town hall will now begin. public comment will be held until 615 p.m. or when there are no more caller in the queue, which ever comes first. to call into the meeting please call, 1-415-655-0001. again, the number to call into the meeting is 1-415-655-0001. please enter meeting code, 24854298818. next, enter password, 8378. each public comment caller will have up to 2 minutes to speak. if you wish to join the queue for public comment, please listen carefully to the following instructions: interpretation is available in both spanish and can tuniece. if you are watching on web ex, click the interpretation butgen select your preferred language. if you are calling into the meeting, call 1-415-655-0001. enter meeting code, 24854298818. next, enter password, 8378. you may press star 3 to raise

action) - sfpd sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - dpa sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - sfpd family code 6228 quarterly report, 1st quarter 2022 - sexual assault evidence kit “saek” semi-annual report, january 1 june 30, 2022 - police commission disciplinary actions report, 2nd quarter 2022 >> thank you, commissioners. any request to agendaize any of these items? none, okay. >> sergeant? >> i just need a motion and second. >> i will make a motion to accept. >> can i get a second? >> i will second. >> thank you. >> if anyone from the public would like to comment on the consent agenda, please press 3 starting now. >> there is no public comment. >> on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> aye. >> commissioners, [roll call] >> >> you have 7 yeses. >> item 3. >> chief's report (discussion) - weekly crime trends and public safety concerns (provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar

i encourage those interested to register via the sfpd website. thank you, and now i welcome back chief scott. >> thank you commander and acting captain shields. and now we will open up the town hall for questions and are comments. >> public comment portion of this town hall will now begin. public comment will be held until 615 p.m. or when there are no more caller in the queue, which ever comes first. to call into the meeting please call, 1-415-655-0001. again, the number to call into the meeting is 1-415-655-0001. please enter meeting code, 24854298818. next, enter password, 8378. each public comment caller will have up to 2 minutes to speak. if you wish to join the queue for public comment, please listen carefully to the following instructions: interpretation is available in both spanish and can tuniece. if you are watching on web ex, click the interpretation butgen select your preferred language. if you are calling into the meeting, call 1-415-655-0001. enter meeting code, 24854298818. next, enter password, 8378. you may press star 3 to raise

action) - sfpd sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - dpa sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - sfpd family code 6228 quarterly report, 1st quarter 2022 - sexual assault evidence kit “saek” semi-annual report, january 1 june 30, 2022 - police commission disciplinary actions report, 2nd quarter 2022 >> thank you, commissioners. any request to agendaize any of these items? none, okay. >> sergeant? >> i just need a motion and second. >> i will make a motion to accept. >> can i get a second? >> i will second. >> thank you. >> if anyone from the public would like to comment on the consent agenda, please press 3 starting now. >> there is no public comment. >> on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> aye. >> commissioners, [roll call] >> >> you have 7 yeses. >> item 3. >> chief's report (discussion) - weekly crime trends and public safety concerns (provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar

sfpd and sf fire called in. san rafael pd issuing a statement apologizing, saying the department has opened internal investigation. san francisco city attorney is also investigating. >> it's egregious, it's not fair to him. he doesn't know way around here. >> disturbing that another jurisdiction would drop someone experiencing homelessness or mental health challenges in middle of residential neighborhood with no services or resources. >> lot of things in play here. city attorney's office has previously sued state of nevada for similar practices. that case led to $400,000 settlement. >>> in south bay now, eerie story involving bta. a bus driver arrested this summer accused of making violent threats against other employees. internal documents obtained through our investigative unit, public records request, review multiple employees reported he was saying if i get fired i'm going to be shooting something up. he was arrested same day. given a notice of proposed termination, following month, and retired in august, th

. >> the relationship between the da's office and sfpd, has it gotten any better since you took over? >> in my view it absolutely has. i have already med with chief scott a number of times to discuss our willingness to partner with his department. different ways that we can work together to improve the public safety conditions here in san francisco, and i'm seeing officers every single day out on the street and hearing how they feel more encouraged now that i have taken office and see that we are ready to be a partner agency with respect to public safety. >> brooke, speaking to sfpd i want to play a clip for you on the director called tenderloin housing clinic. take a listen. >> i have to say that the police have to make more arrests. the police have to break up the drug scenes. the da has been very supportive of that. and i just said five minutes ago that i saw more police walking up hyatt street the most that i've seen in two years. maybe they're getting the message out. >> that means a lot not just for people living in san francisco, but for everyone in the surrounding communities

today sfpd announced so suspects have been identified. >> an 18-year-old resident and three juvenileuspects ages 11, 13 and 14. >> the suspects were booked on several charges with the exception of the 14-year-old, who still has a warrant for his arrest. in the 11-year-old cannot be charged due to his age. the charges are the following, robbery, elderly abuse, burglary, false imprisonment and conspiracy. community leaders are urging other victims of attacks to speak out. pointing to these arrests as a sign of justice. >> we have seen a continued wave of these horrible attacks, and we know they are not isolated incidents. >> we spoke to sfpd's lieutenant who said this video was key to identify the suspects and confirmed the 18-year-old is known by many law enforcement officers. >> i could tell you that not just with the identification, oakland pd, alameda county juvenile probation and the police department and definitely sfpd officers are the ones that are out there working every day, hard, they were the ones who identify the suspects in this case. click san francisco's new district at

i don't know if it was related to the break-ins. >>> sfpd also acknowledged a strong partnership withly-appointed d.a. brooke jenkins. >> the last few years we've sent a message to people inside san francisco and outside of san francisco that you get a free pass if you commit crime here. and it's going to take some time for people to figure out that's no longer the case. >> we're super hopeful the new d.a. will be going in the same direction we are. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. ♪ ♪ >>> outside lands is back in san francisco with hundreds of thousands of music fans expected to pack golden gate park this weekend. >> tonight our sara donchey spoke with fans and one of the performers. and everybody is rheteady to le loose. >> reporter: the sun was shining friday afternoon at outside lands at one of san francisco's largest and biggest parties. >> a great place to make new friends and eat food, enjoy music and have a great time. >> reporter: friday's headliners draw big crowds. fans were not shy about who they came to see. telling us their favorites was one thing, but seeing them. ♪ my da

the sfpd s former director of the police practices project at the luo of northern california. he says he's stunned by the facebook post. that suggests not only a problem with his attitude , but the much more significant problem here is the culture problem within the sfpd that this sort of stuff still goes. on. and 2020. and sell in response to the story live in the studio. henry lee ktvu. box two news san jose police looking for the people who held bakery workers at knifepoint. the robbery happened at peters bakery on alum rock avenue in san jose. yesterday. morning. surveillance. here. five thieves. right. through the back door. while employ were work. and work. group stole the cash. i'm glad that they're going to move forward from this. anyone with information about the case is asked to call san jose police at five. the oakland and profit homies empowerment is cleaning up after an accident early this morning at the care center. they posted these photos on instagram. saying a crash happened. at the quarter. 17. macarthur. and employees. me that they were told to drive. were r

anyone with information on this case is asked to call sfpd. well, the search for a ferry passenger who is believed to have jumped overboard into the oakland estuary has been called off yesterday. the coast guard announced it ended its search without finding anyone on sunday. witnesses told affair captain someone it gone overboard in the vessel was immediately turned around as they tried to rescue that person. the ferry crew remain on scene until local authorities arrived. the coast guard says since the search has been called off, it's likely the person who went overboard did not survive. city live abor is making free recycle water available for residents phillips station. that station will give people recycle water to use in their lawns and other outside plants. the city says it uses about 2 million gallons of recycled water per day, mostly to keep landscaping. and the city green phillips station is london boulevard in livermore. it's going to be open on weekends through october. 1st. for your help this morning, epsan francisco's number of mon

any call that come out, sfpd will go investigate injury collisions. somebody has to have a minor complaint of pain. we do not investigate simple fender benders, but we will go and facilitate information. fatal is severe crashes activate the traffic investigative unit. those are investigators, these cased are treated and with a fatality will could be criminal charges up to and including homicide and vehicular manslaughter, if there is dui issues those cases are handled by investigators who work on criminal side with our technical people. so at a scene, we like to see the, we have officers trained higher and above. so for instance early morning hours where traffic is not working. the officers will handle those collisions. next slide please. will get notified by the operation center which includes all the leadership. we then with our resources sent out to the scene and then we get up dates. either aye or one of my seen or leader ship people, we have a group text to alert them of the general information so they can start the process from their end to resp

they would not be able to. >> now sfpd says that there are several factors at play, when they arrivedperty had been stolen, the man wasn't holding any tools and the car's owner wasn't there to verify that it had been tampered with. police also say that the state database, they would normally used to check the suspects history and run the license plate of the car was not working. tonight, they tell us that the investigation continues and if evidence is uncovered, they could make an arrest in the future. >>> new at 11:00, youtube removing two videos from its platform showing a tesla driver performing vehicle safety tests, using his own children. the tests aim to show if a slow- moving tesla with the latest driver assistance systems would avoid crashing pedestrians in the road. the driver says the car was never traveling more than eight miles per hour and that he was ready to take over at any time but youtube said quote, youtube doesn't allow content showing a minor participating in dangerous activities or encouraging minors to do dangerous activities. upon review, we determined that the

just sitting in their ambulance waiting for a call sfpd says that man then stole the ambulance drove laps around the best by parking lot and tried to hit the paramedics. they were not hurt and the reasoning is unclear for what it sounds like. it was just random. i haven't i haven't actually spoke to the crew directly to see what happened. but it say it was just bumper broke now to blue tim finch one of the directors with the fire union says attacks on his members are happening enough to the point. they expect it. somebody gets assaulted. it's kind of assaulted behavior happens whether it's on a call or just posting waiting for calls to happen and cruise after a while when it happens often out. they go. oh, it's part of the job except that it's not finished says there is an issue in san francisco where those suffering from addiction or mental health issues are causing problems with their members or leading to other types of crime someone broke in and rob. union headquarters recently somebody broke in through the roof caused about about 15 $20,000 in damage. these recent incidents are

. >> reporter: there have been ten burglaries in chinatown the last few days according to sfpd.e saw a muralist painting plywood outside of the corner burglarized thursday. someone threw a rock at the glass door and stole two cash th bistro was cash and ipads stolen, glass smashed. calvin louie is a long-time business owner and community member. >> i've never been so scared in my life, walking home at night. in the old days, i used to walk home at midnight, 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, and felt safe. now, i have to be aware of my surroundings. i got my pepper spray. >> reporter: at a far east cafe dinner to celebrate the promotions of sfpd assistant chief david lazar and commander ing, crime in the neighborhood was top of mind. >> we have to deal with vandalism. >> reporter: sfpd station lieutenant is focusing on the safety of chinatown, particularly in the overnight hours. he plans to add plain clothes officers. >> last night, we had extra overnight officers, and they made a stop on an individual. i don't know if it was related to the break-ins, but it stopped some break-ins. the

dan before we even get to the story sfpd's urging people not to send money if you have received the flyer. you're about to see we know that at least one person did send money and when he comes to tracing who is behind us in some cases is nearly impossible. is extortion the solution that's the question marcia stefan was hit with after finding this flyer on her windshield when parked near usf. i was i was actually a little scared a little rattled. i didn't know if they were going to come back to break into my car or anyone else's car. the flyer says i don't want to steal anymore, but i still have bills to pay. can you help me please? the person goes on to list three modern ways that you can pay them be a cash app bitcoin and paypal. were you afraid that if you didn't pay that you were gonna get your car broken into? yeah. absolutely. absolutely it was it was something i had to consider every time i came to work and actually just adjusting the way i parked and where i parked so it did affect me and it still does marsha looked around and noticed multiple cars had the same flyer. she says car

. >> reporter: sfpd said there have been ten commercial burglas in the last 45 days or so in chinatown. nancy said police told her they are investigating four different groups targeting small businesses. the rise in such crimes brought merchants together at a vandalism prevention workshop attended by sfpd, sf fire, and community groups on friday. >> so, we are going to be replag our locks, too. >> reporter: lion's den bar and lounge owner attended the meeting where he urged business owners to buy stronger locks. as for a pa eyiateyt e lice and the city is doing. don't get me wrong that they are upset. the whole purpose of the meeting is to be more proactive. so whether it is is just changing a lock from a small lock to a heavier lock, ms a big difference. >> reporter: lee has not had any any break ins at his newer establishment. but he had some at his other restaurant. betty yu, kpix5. >> crimes against chinatown resident haves been a key issue for interim district attorney brooke jenkins but she is also having to deal with a lot of turmoil inside the office including what developed to

mariah carey is live sfpd headquarters while the search goes on.hat they are trying to figure out what led up to the incident going ahead for the shooting. the second one we have seen this summer. the first one being on the train headed toward castro station back in june and now this one on the bus in the sunnydale neighborhood that left someone dead and another one injured. police say this happened just after 3:00 in the afternoon on that muni bus. the circumstances that led up to this, still very unclear. one of the victims received cpr from first responders. got transported to a hospital where he later died. the other one injured with nonlife threatening injuries. the second shooting this summer. there was an incident near castro station. police were able to locate that suspect but with this moment not happening again, residents now say they are nervous to take muni. >> filled with crazy passengers and all the stuff. last time i went, some dude was putting her feet he all over the windows. >> these do appear to be random incidents. neither them

in response to the post, retired sfpd veteran jim para wrote quote. she could rot over there forever . as far as i'm concerned, para is not under investigation. that suggests not only a problem with his attitude, but the much more significant problem here is the culture problem within the sfpd that this sort of stuff still goes on in 2022. marando did not return requests for comment. sfpd released a statement today saying the views of the officers do not reflect those of the department. the trump organization's chief financial officer, alan wisenberg, pleaded guilty today to tax evasion. wisenberg has been charged with accepting more than $1.7 million in off the books compensation from the former president company. the plea deal requires him to testify about illicit business practices at the trump organization. 75 year old wildenberg is likely to receive a five month sentence in jail and he could be required to pay about $2 million in restitution judge in florida says he's inclined to release some of the affidavit outlining why the search of former pr

balakrishnan says sfpd. policy officers. to exercise good. it comes to. of so media. kind of a gray, a area. with personal social media. yes not use harsh language. um be respectful. john crew monitored the sfpd as former director of the police practices project at the blue of northern california. he says he's stunned by the facebook post. not only a problem with him. attitude. but the much more so. problems. is that. within the sfp. that this sort of stuft attorney, dina beckton says the mother of the men believed to have killed alexis gabe will not face charges. for now. investigators believe gabes ex boyfriend marshall jones murdered her in january. he was killed by police as they tried to arrest him near seattle in june. the family was hoping that the d a s office would charge his mother with in a bed. doing people and pursuing leads. bard is now making a policy change that many say is overdue. the transit agency will no longer use the term. excited. in written. as katie. evan sernoffsky. explains. critics said term is you to just the of. the hands. police. often

larry before we even get to the story sfpd's urging people not to send money if you have received the flyer. you're about to see we know that at least one person did send money and when it comes to tracing who is behind us in some cases. it's impossible. is extortion the solution that's the question marcia stefan was hit with after finding this flyer on her windshield when parked near usf. i was i was actually a little scared a little rattled. i didn't know if they were going to come back to break into my car or anyone else's car. the flyer says i don't want to steal anymore, but i still have bills to pay. can you help me please? the person goes on to list three modern ways that you can pay them via cash app bitcoin and paypal. were you afraid that if you didn't pay that you were gonna get your car broken in? yeah. absolutely. absolutely it was it was something i had to consider every time i came to work and actually just adjusting the way i parked and where i parked so it did affect me and it still does marshall looked around and noticed multiple cars had the same flyer. she says car

this summer our coheart studied implicit biased juplied the research to the sfpd policy within the areaot pursuits. the culmination of research lead or cohort to draft a policy proposal for the police commission. this presentation will be streamed at the police commission this september. our cohort had many appearances at events like juneteenth in support of mayor breed and swearing in of the new police commissioner. during these events we gained more insight into how government officials get sworn in. >> at the dpa interns had the opportunity to work with investigator jz attorneys also our mentors. they provided us with many opportunities including the opportunity to sit in on interview with complainant. we saw first hand how investigators listened to both parties and act as a medator. in this interview the complaint said many thirngs i did not understand. but once the interview ended my mentor explained to me as a investigator you must be patient and listen and guide them to recall all the events that occurred. the dpa is here to hold people accountable for their actions when miscondu

we have all heard some problems sfpd is having with its numbers of officers.o fewer traffic citations. the paper analyzed citations over the last four and a half years. it says 45 officers in the traffic division have issued a combined 10 citations a day this year. in 20 from an average of 70 forward issued per day. in the interview, bill scott told phil matera that sfpd needs to hire 500 new people. some people are happy they are not getting tickets, but i don't know. dan? >> this is obviously -- protecting our streets. public safety safety making sure things are orderly. it is also about revenue. police departments rely on these citations for a significant source of revenue. that is a big deal. that's not helping creating the revenue the city needs to hire officers and it is difficult to get people to be police officers. of course for the techie tax citations, no one is sorry to see those goes. for more serious ones, that's a gap. >> painting the redline when you are already part there? >> that would be tiki tax. >> i think there is an issue, there's not 500