and all the other sfpd members. this was not something that our unit put together we asked for opinions on this. and we think that we have a really good policy exit think this will be a standard for a lot of police departments. sergeants. >> members that like to comments regarding item 11 approach the podium. there is no public comment. on the motion commissioner walker. >> yes. >> commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner burn. why yes >> commissioner yee. >> yes >> vice president carter-oberstone >> yes and president elias. >> yes. 6 yes's. >> 12 discussion and action to adopt the general order peace officer right and developary investigations discussion and possible action. >> back gaevenl of me again. everyone's read it questions for the manneder on 2.08. letting you get off easy can i get a motion >> move to approve >> second. >> members who want to comment regarding item 12 prop the podium. well is no public comment. and commissioner walker >> yes. >> commissioner benedicto. >> yes. commissioner brn. >>

our new sfpd websites features women throughout. can you go to slide 8, here are a few example from the website that demonstrate the highlight of women. our annual summit was held on march 2, commissioner yanez attended. we reached out for on candidates. of our marketing is geared towards attracting women. we released three videos featuring sworn women. one of the video accompanied our march 3030 redress. the slogan is be the change, which we believe embodies the value. and the kind of what we're trying to attract, women in particular. we we make sure that we have ample representation. one female recruiter and we're continuing that trend in 2023. we transitions away from the trigger pool, to a strength grip test which is shown a much better success for women. we have dunaway with a specific height and weight which often impacted women and we worked with our hr to have our testing standards to be in more in line with those we compete with. and physical ability test, we are offering women's workout session one on one personal training

we are still really terms of sfpd using this new technology. we could see the department using it in a lot of different ways going forward. right now it is two arrests so far. kristen: whose cameras are these? i know they are privately owned. are they widespread? michael: good question. we do not know whose cameras the department used for these operations. under the new rules they could ask anybody who owns a security camera looking to the public. hey, can we look at your footage in real time? if the person gives them the ok within reasons that are allowed, they can watch the public through those security cameras. we think the department will be asking for permission to use these security camera networks that have been set up around san francisco with private funding and commercial districts. places like union square, fisherman's wharf. they will be able to see a lot of places in san francisco from one place at one time. that is concerning to some folks. people start thinking about mass surveillance and police watching the public. the departmen

he also removed his grocery beads. 3.5 hours after the first call was made, sfpd says he leaned overard his firearm. that is when four officers used force, including a rifle, baton and pepper ball. he was transported to a hospital and declared dead. dion: sfpd stressed the importance of transparency and says there are no additional threats to the community. because this investigation is ongoing, they could not draw conclusions if the police officers behind the shooting were warranted for their actions. it is a story we will continue to follow. dion lim, abc7 news. ama: new details about a plot to kill queen elizabeth 40 years ago. according to documents, the threat was made to a call at an sfpd officer who frequented the dover club that was popular with sympathizers of the irish republican army at the time. the officer said the caller claimed his daughter had been killed by a rubber bullet in northern ireland. the man said he was going to either drop an object off the golden gate bridge onto the queen's royal yacht or try to kill her when she visited yosemite. the documents did not i

sfpd released the videos during a virtual town hall meeting yesterday. the shooting happened at a building on bosworth last week. police received a call that a man, now identified at 40-year-old barrios, broke into a unit and had a gun. that was barrios there you saw in the red sweater. videos now show police arriving and surrounding the building. >> drop the gun. come out! turn around and come back to me. turn around. come back to me. >> the officer provides numerous commands for mr. barrios to drop the firearm. mr. barrios drops the firearm on the ground, and it can be heard contacting the ground. >> police slowed down that video to show what happened right before police shot and killed barrios. you can see barrios first reach for his keys, and seconds later, he reaches for his gun. that's when you hear officers fire. [ gunshots ] >> one officer fired his rifle, three officers fired what are being called less lethal weapons. barrios died at a hospital. sfpd and the district attorney's office are now investigating that shooting. >>> the family of a tran

second, provide specialized training to sfpd officers to assist those officers in the ability to detect, deter and prevent drug and alcohol related crimes, and finally, we will use the highway patrol existing resources from our specialized units to provide investigative support to develop crimial cases that disrupt illegal narcotic traffic. the chp mission is provide the highest level of safety, service, and security to the people of california. we are proud to stand with the california national guard, the california department of justice, the san francisco police department, and the san francisco district attorney's office in a collaborative effort to address these public safety issues. i'm happy to turn it over to major general matt beavers. >> matt beaver of the cal guard and what i want to do up front is spell out rumor, the california national guard presence in this is not boots on the ground in san francisco. the support that we will provide really consists of very talented and dedicated soldiers and airman that do essentially criminal analyst work and that is taking a look at all

education happening from sfpd. they want to stop the behavior, not necessarily issue a citation, and so our mechanisms for dealing with private riders are to collaborate with sfpd to get out the safety messages and just to continue getting the word out. we did actually bridge some of the hard copies of the safety campaign postcards. mona mentioned we had postcards. we do have hard copies and we are making sure when mta staff is going out and doing community outreach events that they have a supply of those postcards that they can get the word out as well, and for access, we have all the information that is linked on our blog with all the same safety messaging, so that's available online. in terms of the data, i think you asked about the data, and we do-i mentioned in the presentation, we have a number of dashboards that are publicly available, and so mta staff can issue citations to scooter share companies for improper parking, which we do and then can issue citations to the companies when the riders are riding on t

we have officer from the (indiscernible) sfpd here today. >> yes, good morning. tony's nature food applied for type 21 licensed and allow to oprate off sale general premise. one letter of protest, zero letter s of support (indiscernible) high saturation. central station has no opposition and alcohol liaison unit recommends approval. >> thank you officer. i believe there is discrepancy befween alu and sfpd, correct? >> what would that be? >> in terms of recommendation. >> alcohol liaison unit we recommend approval. we are fine with it. >> okay. as far as sfpd, not sure what the question is. >> okay. >> my name is (indiscernible) a attorney for tony's nature and mr. tony is present here too. our position is that this application should be approved for many reasons. one, this is an upgrade of license. the business been there for 40 years existing and they were selling beer and wine, they just requesting an upgrade of license. they found 255 license and moving it to this location and we submitted the application-too many naerbds in the neighborhood that support the b

>> no, a lot of places hire sfpd to work overtime.ty guards do not carry firearms, they do not want the liability in case something happens. it is not that they can't do it, it adds liability to security companies. they would rather have a guard that observes and reports and they do not want repercussion of this showing up in the news. >> ashley: it is saying something if this company does hire a security guard that carried a gun. no surprise the crime is out of control there. you know, i want your personal experience. you have worked as an off-duty officer at places like target. tell us what happens when you tell these people with petty theft and stuff like that, go return it. things can escalate quickly, can they not? >> that is the problem. they don't respect security guards at all. many instances where sfpd gets hired to work overtime shifts over the years and they will not listen to me, they will fight me. what do you think they will do to a security guard? if you tell security guards, in only this situation, if he grabs you, you

. >>> breaking news, a standoff between an armed man and sfpd ending in gunshots.an shot by police has died. >> a lot has happened since our news at 6:00. part of bosworth street is blocked off. thom jensen spoke with witnesses. >> reporter: there were tense moments for people on this part of the street as they knew police were negotiating with an alleged armed prowler inside a home here. after hours of talking to the suspect they say there was a sudden burst of gunfire. an nbc bay area journalist was monitoring it. >> it sounded like more like five. >> reporter: 2:30 this afternoon, police responded to a report of a prowler in a home across and down the street from her house. an sfpd negotiator was there in minutes and patrol cars kept rolling in. >> it was escalating with the vehicles and tack team and ambulances. >> reporter: the lone male adult suspect repeatedly refused to drop his gun and leave the home. >> officers have been negotiating for 3 1/2 hours. >> he couldn't give more details, but after the long negotiating period, at least one officer fired. life

again we look forward to sfpd of the diversion and thank you for your time. can we ask a few questions. or du want to wait. y continuing is kwshg and a time >> great. didn't know. no worries. first thank you for being here. i appreciate t. one questions hi is how far along in the process are you in terms of trying to formulate your own program here in san francisco. i know you have the models from oak left-hand side and l.a.. get it going in san francisco. i say chief scott would agree, we are close. in implementing this process. you remember this is a san francisco police process. jpd is outside of that. the light touch as possible for the juvenile probation department of the ultimate low the san fran police department program. we are just waiting to see what that program will be and support that. how do you reconcile that. i than with juvenile when we do a juveniles we want to stay away from the model, prison and incarceration. how did this work. well, the prearrest model is this. right. it is police departments is going to have to figure out what that lock

the city says they've been having conversations with west field around safety and with the help of sfpd, there's a plan to address those concerns. that includes dedicating two sfpd officers inside the mall every day assigning two 10b positions to the location and adding west field and organized retail theft task force coverage with chp and deploying retired officers to 4th and 5th and market streets. >>> now to the developing news along our country's southern border. large groups i have migrants are working their way to the u.s. and in anticipation of the end of the program that denied them entry. now the biden administration is taking steps to be ready. skyler henry is live in washington with more on this. >> reporter: hey amanda, that's right. the president is sending 1500 troops and marines down to the southern border to assist border patrol with that surge of expected migrants that are expected to be at the u.s./mexico border when title 42 ends on may 11th. the teorar deploying 1500 soldiers and marines to the southern border to help as migrants flowed to the area in anticipation of

sfpd officers and deputies with the s of sheriff's office spotted the vehicle here at kansas and 25th street. that is where the vehicle pursuit begin. such a drama love bill. >> year, but from police and the person being but, you know, we have a series of factors that have to that they're supposed to consider san francisco's police pursuit policy includes balancing the importance of apprehending suspects who unlawfully flee from law enforcement. >> against the risk of vehicle pursuits. the san francisco sheriff's office policy on when to terminate the pursuit includes objectively and continuously weighing the seriousness of the gets the potential danger to innocent motorist themselves and the public when electing to continue a pursuit. former san francisco police commissioner john hamasaki talks about other considerations. it's always time having a pursuit in san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because of >> our infrastructure. and so what when you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds, essentially missile in the m

well, beginning today, the chp sent officers into those neighborhoods to work with sfpd. the california national guard is also part of this plan, but guard members won't be on the ground. instead, they'll be tracking and targeting drug networks. supervisor dean preston, who represents the tenderloin, is skeptical of this effort. >> i don't know that anyone seriously thinks that seeing a chp officer out here -- and, again, we're talking about the deployment of -- we've been told it's six chp officers. >> we have to address both the supply and the demand. so the supply is the drug dealing, and that's what this is about. we agree that we need much more treatment. we just don't believe that we need supervised consumption sites. >> mayor breed has been calling for state and federal backup for months. former house speaker nancy pelosi also asking for federal resources, similar to the coordinated dea effort happening in florida and pennsylvania. >>> let's move on now. whether you bank there or not, this is notable news for the entire banking system. san francisco-based first rep

crime scene tape. >> it escalated with all the vehicles and the teams and ambulances. >> reporter: sfpdlic information officer says the lone male adult suspect refused to comply with orders to drop the gun and leave the home. >> officers had been negotiating with the suspect for 3 1/2 hours. >> reporter: officer rueca said he couldn't give any more details but said after the long negotiating period, at least one officer fired. he said life-saving medical aid was attempted. >> the suspect was transported to the hospital. he was declared deceased at the hospital. >> reporter: police say they'll have more details for neighbors when they hold a town hall on the shooting sometime within the next ten days. thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>> the owner of a san francisco restaurant that's now under fire for hosting a supposed anti-trans dinner now says they made a mistake. last week, an undercover reporter with "the chronicle" went to an event put on by the san francisco republican party at american bites restaurant in north beach. the reporter called it a secretive anti-trans dinner and list

uh and they have to notify us and sfpd southern station. no later than 10 days with their calendar of events for the coming up, bumped. and dylan. are they in concurrence with that? that's when commissioner thomas understand right, so i'll let let's say that, but they are proposing a much broader number of hours. i just i wanted to make sure that i was communicating our recommendations and then also wetting them communicate with their desire is what we are like to have the board consider is that we have funded through five days going to be on the atmosphere. um amplified sound for the dining on the plaza. there's not going to be live entertainment. uh and does those states are remanded through friday, and it's just basically during where people are having food and obviously will not trying to. we want to make sure that um, old our neighbors understand that we're not intending to throw a party every day are independent public. we're just trying to put food service on tables with some, um most fear, uh, sound amplified sound and then on the s

both sfpd groups are in two buildings that need to be vacated. they will join the new $183 million facility in late 2021. >> elements of the cfi and the traffic company are housed at the hall of justice, which has been determined to be seismically unfit. it is slated for demolition. in addition to that the forensic services crime lab is also slated for demolition. it was time and made sense to put these elements currently spread in different parts of the city together into a new facility. >> the project is located in the bayview area, in the area near estes creek. when san francisco was first formed and the streetcars were built back it was part of the bay. we had to move the building as close to the edge as possible on bedrock and solid elements piles down to make sure it was secure. >> it will be approximately 100,000 square feet, that includes 8,000 square feet for traffic company parking garage. >> the reason we needed too new building, this is inadequate for the current staffing needs and also our motor department. the officers need more roo

. >>> san francisco supervisor and the sfpd are launching a pilot program aimed at stopping the catalyticer thefts. people can have their converter etched and with the sfpd logo --. >>> up next, we continue our celebration of aapi heritage with a trip to san francisco's chinatown. meet a family who's doing everything they can to keep the six-generation business running. >>> low pressure continues to linger around the area for memorial day on monday. a look at temperatures and when >>> our celebration of aapi taj continues. san francisco's businesses, some of them have been around for a century, many run by immigrants. >> we show the sacrifices of one family who is doing all they can to keep the now six-generation family business running. here's janelle wang. >> reporter: one of the oldest shops in chinatown is in this alley, commercial street. lo li was established in 1856. >> what we make is dehydrated duck, pork, sausage, chicken. >> reporter: when you walk in, you can't ignore the smell of savory meat. the displace is impressive. hanging on the tile walls and placed in plastic bins. li

the investigation that the sfpd conducted about the murder of banko brown should be agendized. you should give us transparency about the investigation. how was it done? how did they reach their conclusions? when were the conclusion transmitted. i think that eventually will put the murder of banka brown of agenda and at that time, i would like you to put on your phone lines so that people can call in and give their comments. lastly, i want to thank max carter oberstone for last week, raising an issue in an accountable way about the murder. thank you commissioner. >> speaker: good evening, everyone, i would like to use the overhead. i'm here again for my son aubrey, 17-year-old boy murdered in the street of san francisco. and i'm now his only voice for the last 17 years, what will be 17 years august 14th. i bring these names of the persons, these names are down at 85 in the homicide room of all the people that murdered my child that was there, hannibal tomas, paris, andrew, jason tomas, abne hunter, marcus carter. one of them is deceased and it may be the marcus the last one. but

sfpd is responsible for armed security guards. the board recognize the need to enforce article 25 as roontly as last year. we cannot allow the so called thin blue line to get thicker in san francisco. that would be unethical. passing the resolution today is the right thing to do. if the da refuses to listen to you and the people we call on the board itself to subpoena and release the footage. you have the opportunity to do the right thing. but know the people wit not accept anything less then justice for banko brown. you have the opportunity to stand with the people and urge you to take it today. i see the logical conclusion of the efforts of the mayor administration to crack down on the tenderloin. banko brown death seems like the rule not the exception and in the new transgender district no less. no one should be killed for being poor or being hungry. if you want us to believe the city isn't waging a racist war against the poor, show us with your actions today. pass this resolution, thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your co

sfpd is responsible for armed security guards. the board recognize the need to enforce article 25 as roontly as last year. we cannot allow the so called thin blue line to get thicker in san francisco. that would be unethical. passing the resolution today is the right thing to do. if the da refuses to listen to you and the people we call on the board itself to subpoena and release the footage. you have the opportunity to do the right thing. but know the people wit not accept anything less then justice for banko brown. you have the opportunity to stand with the people and urge you to take it today. i see the logical conclusion of the efforts of the mayor administration to crack down on the tenderloin. banko brown death seems like the rule not the exception and in the new transgender district no less. no one should be killed for being poor or being hungry. if you want us to believe the city isn't waging a racist war against the poor, show us with your actions today. pass this resolution, thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your co

this latest shooting is under investigation by the sfpd and the d. office, which will determine whether the killing was legally justified. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. well there's been another delay in the case of the san francisco police officer greg you wanna pick it up as that officer's attorney says he needs more time to file defense motions related to that manslaughter case. officer kenneth cha shot sean moore at his home in 2017. while responding to a noise complaint . charles says he was kicked in the face by more, and that's when he fired. his family says he was suffering a mental crisis at the time. he died three years later. of health complications resulting from his injuries. family and supporters held a protest today outside the courthouse. they say they're upset. district attorney brooke jenkins did not object to today's delay. i've been coming into this courtroom for a year and a half. and all that i have ever heard is that we need more evidence from mister borough. i don't know what evidence he needs. i'm not an attorney. the case wi

sfpd held a virtual town hall meeting on friday to reveal the video along with other evidence, including the 9-1-1 call from a man who said body else had broken into his glen park home and had a gun on him. surveillance video also shows body us walking into the breezeway, holding an axe. more video shows body us in possession of a handgun. 2 liquor bottles and some sort of substance believed to have been a drug that he inhaled during the 3 and a half hour standoff. police said they tried to negotiate with the suspect in both english and spanish and that they also played a recording of his family member telling budding us to turn himself in. instead, they showed this video of body us reaching for the gun as they shouted at him. no. as of pd says 4 officers fired both lethal and nonlethal rounds, one using a gun, a second and 3rd using a phone baton and a 4th firing pepper when asked about sfpd policy and why there wasn't more time given between the lethal and less lethal options. police chief bill soott had this to say. >> anytime we deploy. a lethal weapon. we also have to deploy lethal

sfpd says 4 officers fired both lethal and less lethal rounds at him. firing pepper when asked about sfpd policy and why there wasn't more time given between the lethal and less lethal options. police chief bill scott had this to say. >> anytime we deploy. a less lethal weapon. we also have to deploy lethal cover officer in there. he's in for that is if the less the though that doesn't fail. if it doesn't. reaches desired outcome, which is to stop, whatever is going on. then that lethal cover officers. there's there's no time prescription because it's really almost impossible to dictate a time prescription of this goes first, disco second. you have to really the situati n dictates really what happens from there as of pd said that more than 80% of the officers on the ground were trained to deal with crisis intervention. >> including officer gregory bull hiker who shot body owes. and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. a chief bill scott says their investigation is not over yet and has not been determined whether their pol

the belief is increased pre along with sfpd will help deter drug deals. a team of 14 national guard members will work behind the scenes to gather intelligence on cartels and drug trafficking. change on the streets wou the measure of success. >> the attention needs to be on the drug dealers that are making all of this happened. that is exactly where our focus will be. >> the presence of our officers there we believe will help deter and disrupt criminal activity. it's >> that the california national guard's presence, this is not going to be on the ground in san francisco. >> t california national guard is a response to concerns about the presence of the national guard. the supervisor called it a quote military intervention and in his words describe the effort as a way of declaring war on a diverse, low income urban neighborhood. we will hear from the mayor about how she is reacting to concerns. it's live outside city hall in san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: governor newsom will reconsider his vita -- veto of a bill that would -- where

and sfpd to deliver a thorough, fair, and transparent investigation. previously, jenkins said no charges would be filed because the evidence shows the shooting was a case of self-defense. >>> happening today, groups against gun violence are protesting for gun safety across the country. that includes rights here in the bay area. the events are mother's day of action and organized by moms demand action. they're calling on congress to reinstate the federal assault weapons ban. assault weapons and high capacity magazines were banned in a 1994 law which expired on september 13th, 2004. there are three events happening in the bay area. you can see all that information on your screen. organizers say all protests will be peaceful, and children are welcome. >>> tennessee lawmaker justin jones made a visit to the bay area. you may recall the oakland native was dramatically expelled from the house of representatives when he and two other lawmakers protested for stricter gun laws. jones spoke last night at u.c. berkeley, hoping to energize his generation. "today i

i watch the police commission meeting last week and just was appalled though not surprised to see sfpd chief scott said several times he had not watched the video yet. this was may 3, 7 days since banko's murder. the chief of police had not watched the footage and yet somehow brook jenkins made the decision two days earlier to drop charges. we need the truth even though know know it. the city funds police before people. the city values property over life. the city values white supremacy over all else. i want to thank to (indiscernible) family and community has to beg to release the video of their loved one being murdered you are perpetrating further harm. all this legislation (indiscernible) is causing more harm. please please listen to this pain today and do your job. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. can we hear from the next caller, please? >> hello. my name is iris (indiscernible) retired nurse, a old woman in complete solidarity and feel a lot of love for the family and friends of banko brown. continue to fight with justice. the families of victims of these violences that

news at 6 30 san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins looking to dismiss charges against an sfpdn assault suspect in 2019. the officer shot that suspect in the mission district and was charged by former dhs boudin ktvu s evan sernoffsky explains why the current d, accused her predecessor of filing the case. for political purposes. if we don't have the proof to prove someone's guilt, we shouldn't be proceeding on a case. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins on thursday filed a motion to dismiss charges against sfpd officer christopher flores flores was charged with a number of felonies for the december 2019 shooting of assault suspect jamaica. hampton who had attacked flores and his partner, there were two witnesses who indicated ah facts that were consistent with officer floor is having acted in self defense, and those witness statements were not presented to the grand jury. jenkins said her predecessor chase, a boudin, failed to present exculpatory evidence during the grand jury proceeding for flores was handed when i took over what i believed were um, multiple, politi

sfpd was called to the terminal near the food court after an unattended item was found just before 1:00 in the afternoon. officials say security lines were stopped and everyone around the food court at the d gate areas were cleared out out of an abundance of caution. delayed passengers were understandably frustrated. >>areinou ron tim our granddaughter is on the other side in vegas for us to get there and she is crying waiting for us. sfo announced it was resolved and passengers would be cleared shortly after. a small plane crashed into the pacific ocean, killing two men on board were headed from the bay area to hawaii. flight departed from the santa rosa airport and was bound for honolulu. it crashed 20 miles from san francisco. a flight tracker site shows the planes path. and the attempted return and crash location. based on per luminary information. the coast guard says the plane reported a fuel transfer problem and tried to turn around. 10 people were killed and nine others wounded after a shooting during a car rally in baja california. police say people armed with rifles got out