no sfpd incidents or no use of force reports.ost recovery was also submitted via the ics 214 form. what we have here is just the actual 214 form. it's also known as an activity log. it's a form used within the ics system to document document specific activities. resource management, and provide a viable record when requesting reimbursement. that concludes lieutenant, mccarthy and his presentation. we're open for questions. thank you very much. lieutenant mccarthy and doe, for this presentation, i'd ask for this, you know, earlier when the protests particularly were escalating and we'd seen other campuses throughout the throughout the nation have violent dispositions to end them. and so i'm glad to see that we did not have any arrests or use of force from sfpd personnel, a couple of questions. i had some general, some incident specific. one is were there any uses that you're aware of, of any physical interactions that wouldn't rise to the level of a reportable use of force? no, i don't believe any of those incidents were were happ

sfpd policies can also be located on the sfpd website. prior to the beginning of each segment, i will provide a brief description to orient the viewer to the time, place, and location of the content about to be shown. you're about to see relevant video footage and learn about other evidence related to this case, so you can have a better understanding of what occurred based upon what we know right now. a word of caution. the images and information you are about to see and hear may be disturbing. when a police officer uses force to arrest a suspect or defend against attack. the images are graphic and may be difficult to watch. in addition, there may be strong language used by those in the video. viewer discretion is advised, especially for young children and sensitive viewers. we encourage those in need of support to contact the san francisco department of public health. crisis line at (415) 970-3800. sfpd officers assigned to an soc resolution operation on the 400 block of jessie street saw a person sleeping in a vehicle and observed a fir

these drones are sfpd's first air support in 24 years.erators are trained and certified with a remote pilot's license, a remote pilot's license, part 107. it's issued by the federal aviation administration to ensure that drones are operated in accordance with all laws and manufacturers approved flight manuals to more effectively and efficiently respond to crime. sfpd is integrating drones and other technologies, including automated license plate readers and public safety cameras. drones are deployed within the city and county of san francisco. san francisco airport property, and during sfpd operations outside of san francisco as allowed. benefits include faster response times, situational awareness, more precision de-escalation. officer safety, avoiding unnecessary police chases, and a force multiplier during staff shortages. the authorized use and responsibilities under prop e, the sfpd is authorized to use drones along with or in lieu of vehicles during pursuits and to assist with active criminal investigations. under the policy submitt

sfpd tells me they're vending. enforcement task force went out to pier 33 ahead of time to warn vendors they needed to vacate. when officers returned one hour later. those vendors were still there. sfpd provided me the statement, saying in part. officers multiple times tried to avoid putting handcuffs on. they worked to de-escalate the situation and officers had no choice. in the meantime, casimir says, cart is still confiscated and as a new immigrant from peru worries about her ability to provide for her daughter luciana. >> los latinos todos latinos. >> i think we come here to work hard for the american dream. i work monday through sunday for my daughter. >> the department of public health holds hearings where vendors can seek to recover their confiscated items. what do you hope will come out of all of this? >> yo quisiera quÉ? quÉ bueno? to bring some awareness, to let there be anticipation that they're coming. >> lost in translation. that's the term we use to describe the story yesterday. and whether or not the

as well as the 2023 sfpd department awards certification and the sfpd and npas. i'm sorry, just sfpd's sb 1421 and sb 16 monthly report. motion to receive and file. member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item three. please approach the podium. and there is no public comment on the motion. commissioner clay, how do you vote? yes, commissioner clay is. yes, commissioner walker. yes, commissioner walker is. yes. commissioner. benedicto. yes. commissioner benedicto is. yes commissioner yanez. yes. mr. yanez is. yes. commissioner yee. yes. comioyes. and vice president carter overstone? yes. vice president carter is. yes. and president elias. yes you have seven yesese item four. adoption of minutes. action for the meetings of july 10th and july 17th, adopt the minutes for july 10th and 17th. second, if any member of the lir the adoption of minutes, please approach the podium. there is no public comment on the motion. commissioner clay, how do you vote? yes,missner clay is yes, commissioner walker. yes, commissioner walker is. yes. commiss

sfpd provided me the statement saying in part.icers multiple times tried to avoid putting handcuffs on. they worked to de-escalate the situation and officers had no choice. in the meantime, casimir, whose cart is still confiscated and as a new immigrant from peru, worries about her ability to provide for her daughter luciana. >> los latinos, todos latinos. >> i think we come here to work hard for the american dream. i work monday through sunday for my daughter. >> the department of public health holds hearings where vendors can seek to recover their confiscated items. what do you hope will come out of all of this? >> yo quisiera quÉ? quÉ bueno? >> to bring some awareness, to let there be anticipation that they're coming. >> lost in translation. that's the term we use to describe the story yesterday. and look whether or not the vendor knew she was breaking the law. that is not clear. but the mission street vendors association tells me that they want to work with city officials to make sure something like this does not happen again.

sfpd is expected to hold a town hall on this shooting within ten days of the incident. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc seven news. >> a really scary incident. thank you. louis. we have some new details tonight in yesterday's deadly road rage shooting in the city of orinda. today, the man killed was identified as 50 year old scott decker, who was a resident of both truckee and orinda. the shooting happened around 11 a.m. at the intersection of las vegas road and las spiral road. decker was reportedly driving a toyota forerunner when witnesses say a man driving a tesla shot him. the contra costa county sheriff's office says the man was detained but has since been released. >> in just about an hour, oakland residents are set to start a walk against gun violence. this is the 12th year the group faith in action. east bay has held a ceasefire night walk. the walk will begin with a prayer at allen temple baptist church on international boulevard and 86th avenue. city leaders will also speak about oakland ballot measure n. it would increase property taxes to fund violence reduct

is sfpd understaffed? is this the fault of the mayor? do we have enough police foot patrols at union square today? a heavy police presence in union square. now, this isn't something new. mayor breed and police chief bill scott beefed up patrols in this area a few years ago. back in 2021, according to city leaders. there are usually between 6 to 10 officers patrolling the neighborhood at any one time during a tour of the neighborhood yesterday, mayor breed called the shooting horrific. she said it puts a damper on the hard work her police department has been doing to combat crime in the city. we have one of the lowest violent crime rates of any major city in the country, and we've been making incredible gains around public safety. but when something like this happens, those numbers, that data, it doesn't matter. it's how people feel. so we have to continue to be aggressive and not let up. interesting what she's saying there and what do the numbers what does the data show in terms of crime in san francisco? we pulled the data from sfpd. ci

sfpd just announced the new units last week. the three units are equipped with a loudspeaker and a camera. they record crimes, criminals and suspect vehicles to help police track them down. the chief said the units are now in place. it's still on schedule. the cameras are actually there. we're going through some training right now, but we have one in the un plaza. we have one in south of market and one in the mission. so we have the three. they are deployed. we're excited about this technology. we got to train our folks to use them properly and all that. but the cameras are there. the new security unit can provide evidence to help prosecutors boost their cases against criminals by capturing video of the lawbreakers in action. well, it is called a transparency report. and x, formerly known as twitter, released its first transparency report since elon musk took over in 2022. this comes amid rising concern that the site has become less safe under musk. the report covers the first half of 2024. it says x suspended 5.3 million accoun

internal affairs 2024, and sfpd's npas document protocolr second quarter 2024, as well as the 2023 sfpd departmentification and the sfpd and npas. i'm sorry report file. second, for any member of the public public comment regarding line item three. please approach the podium. and there is no motion. commissioner clay, how do you vote? yes, commissioner commissioner walker. yes commissioner walker is. yes. commissioner. benedict commissioner yanez. yes. mr. yanez is commissioner yee is. yes. and vice president carter ov yes. vice president carter is. yes. and president president elias is. yes. you have seven yeses. lietes. action for the meetings of july 10th and july 17th, 2024. motion. motion to adopt the minutes for second, if any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item for the adoption of minutes please approach the podium. there is no public comment on thmmissioner clay, how do you vote? yes, commissioner clay is yes, commissioner walker. yes commissioner. yes. commissioner benedicto is. yes. commissioner yanez. yes. comm commissioner yee is. yes.

i'm one of the only candidates who called for accountability responsive and fully staffed sfpd. i know we can deliver clean streets, strong schools and safer neighborhood and standing up for values. it takes pragmatic reasonable and competent leadership and that is what i bring. i bring deep experience and bringing people together to fix tough issues. it is why governor newsom appointed to [indiscernible] and why sf [indiscernible] pro-housing scott wiener endorsed me. it is time for change and why together with folks from across the political spectrum in d9 on a team reasonable we are turning the page of a broken city hall status quo and starting a new fresh vision that prioritize out pp comes over the same stale ideological of the past. my name is trevor chandler, running for d9 supervisor and i would be honored to earn your vote. >> my name is jackie fielder and running to represent district 9 to represent the mission, bernal heights port luand saint marry. e mary. daughter of single working mom. i have been in the bay my adult life and renter of the mission for 8 years. grad

they're going to do on this task force to, sfpd. so this work has been ongoing for several months, and it is pretty consistent. we have, these these vendor enforcement task forces, some sometimes it's dependent on special events. so usually when there are special events, there's a lot of, unpermitted and illegal vending, and then the types of vending, there's food, there's merchandise. sometimes there's, you know, fencing going on, but usually they're at the port of san francisco. it's mainly food and merchandise. so, yeah, they, the port coordinates with the rest of the departments. and then these things are scheduled on a regular basis. and then my follow up question is, is, is anybody maybe trying to work with the, i guess, the bunch of sellers out there to making sure see if they get licensed and following the regulations, sometime like, i guess, commissioner beyonce language issues where we can go out and outreach to them so, you know, present, you know, making sure that they filed a guidelines, the public health. so we don't c

sfpd had no added recommendations. here to speak with you tonight is owner, onur ozkaynak. >> i'm the new owner of cha cha, cha restaurant and sure you all have been in the front of the [indiscernible] been around 40 years. i have a video i want to play. [music playing in the background] >> the band and cha cha chathe restaurant have a lot of common. [indiscernible] both are accompanied by live music that is spicy. both are a ton of fun and [indiscernible] as a group and individual. the first [indiscernible] wonderful and easy. i want to bring back the old cha cha cha vibe to mission street and i want to do my part to bring all mission life back since we lost it during covid, and i will give our commit [indiscernible] and of course, the neighbors to do our own part to bring more people and hire more employees and just bring back the old mission life to our community. as you saw in the video, i don't want to be a night club, i just want to offer music to our patrons. >> questions? having done business next door to you f

joy huerta at sfpd.er sitting down with the officer who uses his artistic skills to help solve crimes. joey. >> well, christina, this is a guy with decades of law enforcement experience under his belt. oftentimes only armed with a pencil and a piece of paper, he says as a forensic artist, he's able to use his talents to make a difference. long time san francisco police officer joe lynch describes himself as the swiss army knife of csi because he's done it all. >> pretty much every type of crime that there is, he's put in years as a patrol officer, starting back in 1997. >> but what he's known for is using his keen eye to sketch suspects from witness descriptions. >> these sketches here, it was a stabbing that occurred at, at&t park. and after a ball game, i think it was one of barry bonds historic, home runs. >> after drawing many high profile crimes over the years, which she can't discuss, lynch would retire from sfpd in 2022. but his desire to use his talents to make a difference would see him return t

of course, if you have any information to help with this case, contact sfpd. we're live here in san francisco. pete suratos, nbc, bay area news. pete. thank you. that is eerie. to see that tow truck with that car coming from that cliff. let's move on now. new at 11, south bay neighborhoods left in the dark thanks to thieves. now, this problem isn't new. in fact, it's picking up steam. though copper wire theft is on the rise. and now it's threatening infrastructure in san jose. nbc's jocelyn moran joins us now with the details. jocelyn. yeah. raj. unfortunately, this is happening in several cities across the bay area. in san jose. hundreds of street lights are out tonight and in contra costa county. richmond's police chief says it's a similar situation there, too. tonight, there's not much visibility along parts of jackson and mayberry avenues. several street lights are out. in fact, san jose police say there are more than 300 in san jose out of service tonight because of copper wire theft. brian schulman noticed the problem over the weekend when he walked outs

the department had already ramped up its presence in the area in recent years, but sfpd said the new deployment following the shooting of 49ers rookie ricky pearsall will ease anxieties. >> if that's what it's going to take to protect the city, then let's hire more police and put them on the streets. that's how i feel about it. >> do you feel safe here in union square? >> i do now, but i'll tell you the truth. coming out, you know that you know, my senses are heightened. >> sfpd chief bill scott said the department will expand. its already solid footprint, doubling officers to at least 12. on top of those who are already assigned to major stores, we want this area to be the marquee area of our town because people come here from all over the world to shop, and they need to feel safe. >> we need to make sure that they're safe. and yes, we do have crimes, but we will investigate them vigorously. >> the chief added that the department has made remarkable strides in crime reduction. this year. robberies, homicides and burglaries are down significantly. >> i feel like, unfortunately, a lot

sfpd did not respond to our questions.ut, an investigator was at great wall hardware tuesday afternoon. albert says the police have been investigating several burglaries that happened after the fire. >> it took stuff from the hardware store, easily marketable on the black market, i would think. >> letterman, multitools, flashlights. power tools. >> this is it. >> it is a family-owned small business. just like us. we have been going through a lot. >> reporter: this couple own the beauty network, a small business in the nearby richmond district. they say unfortunately the burglaries don't come as a shock to them. >> on my block everybody, every shop has gotten broken into. >> for now, albert is hoping to get the word out about the plan he believes started the fire. destroying the business, his family has owned for the past 41 years. >> it was just to get a kick out of it. man, go start a camp fire on the beach. other things that you can do. so, i am determined to get this guy off of the street f. he can do this to me, he has

sfpd says they were providing security at the time. officers say they got involved over the weekend when the vendor allegedly attacked a port employee. the vendor was detained and released at the scene, according to sfpd. hookah tells abc seven right now, she can't make a living selling food because of her injuries and her cart being confiscated. >> la cabeza todo todo todo esto es. >> my whole head. everything bruised. how is it possible they did this to me? >> an sfpd spokesperson says food and safety vending laws were broken in addition to the alleged assault on the port employee. the san francisco police are also claiming that a bystander told the vendor's daughter to try to cry and manipulate the situation. frankie beverly, the lead singer of the collective frankie beverly and maze, has died at the age of 77. beverly founded the group maze in 1970. their mix of soul, funk and r&b captured the attention of legendary singer marvin gaye. he invited them to tour with him as an opening act after their big break. they relocated from the

first is sergeant all day from sfpd. he's the sfpd liason for the transit center. he has recently transferred to the transit center from the special victims unit. he has inter greated himself well. he every sees personnel as well as scheduling for different things and things of that nature. he works closely with me regarding crime prevention and emergency response. my security operation manager is sigfroid. my security manager is ally, ally is responsible for overseeing the trans bay center on dispatch operation procedures including the security systems. here's a depiction of our security team. soc is a command control center. field security operations throughout the transit center. their presence helps deter crime and ensures compliance with rules and regulation and code of conduct. sfpd augments our personnel and if needed they can request additional resource frz sfpd, iod, any other specialized unit. and they can reach out to pd including any law enforcement agencies. and our security management, obviously we have daily operation oversight. we implement security

there were no added conditions from sfpd richmond station. and here to speak with you tonight is the owner. emery. emery. emery pardon me. bless you. hi. my name is emery. i'm the owner of lokma restaurant. yeah. all right. okay make it work for you. yeah, yeah. my name is mta. i'm the owner of local restaurant, and i would like to introduce, my restaurant a little bit. we are a mediterranean focused restauran. we've been open since 2018, and then we've been offering, turkish focused mediterranean cuisine in our warm and bright space. as an owner, i would like to make sure my, customers having a good experience as well as i am keeping good relations with my neighbors to, with this permit, we plan to use it just as an ambient music on a low sound music, just to keep up the atmosphere, especially our outdoor dining atmosphere. a little bit, and then, other than we are not planning any special events or live events or we are not planning to get any loud at all, we will, keep respectful to our neighbors, and then i personally dropped the letters

sfpd is expected to hold a town hall on this shooting within ten days of the incident. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc seven news. >> thank you. the man killed in a deadly road rage shooting in orinda thursday has been identified. investigators say 50 year old scott decker died at the scene. he was a resident of truckee and orinda. the shooting happened around 11 a.m. at the intersection of las vegas road and la esperanza road. decker was reportedly driving a toyota four runner when witnesses say a man driving a tesla shot him. the contra costa county sheriff's office says the man was detained, but has since been released. >> all right, now turning to your voice, your vote and the election that is now just 52 days away. >> so this is video of former president trump's plane as it flew into the bay area today for a quick trip and a campaign fundraising event in woodside. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey joining us live now in woodside, where he spoke with supporters eager to see the former president here in town. dustin >> yeah, larry and kristen. they were eager t

hours later, sfpd confirming officers first made contact with the suspect after noticing he was armed inside. what is to believe? a stolen vehicle leading to this pursuit. >> they observed this armed person because of proactive police work, and they took the appropriate action in terms of engaging with this person. >> sfpd chief bill scott confirmed officers recovered the suspect's gun at the scene. the suspect was taken to the hospital and is in fair condition. sfpd is expected to hold a town hall on this shooting within ten days of the incident in the newsroom. louis pena, abc seven news. thank you. >> louis. we're following the story of a deadly road rage shooting in orinda that happened yesterday. today, the victim has been identified. investigators say 50 year old scott decker died at the shooting scene. he was a resident of truckee and orinda. the shooting happened around 11 a.m. at the intersection of las vegas road and la spiral road. decker was reportedly driving a toyota forerunner when a man driving a tesla shot him. the contra costa county sheriff's office says that man wa

i'm a proud graduate of the sfpd community police academy. spenth three month learning about every division within the sfpd. spent a decade in the private sector advising pension plans founding successful laundry business in san francisco and helping thousand renters achieve dream of home ownership. my family lived here for generations and i'm today to make sure san francisco thrives for generations to come. our city is coming back. it is not a matter of if, but when. just ask yourself one question, when do you want san francisco to come back? i'm matt susk and my answer is now. thank you so much. >> hello, my name is mo, running to be your next district 3 supervisor. together we will help san francisco become the best city it could be. i'm a 22 year resident of san francisco, 10 year resident of district 3 and proud mep of the city attorney office. i come to the world of politics by way of the neighborhood. i was situation of middle polk and serve on the board of russian hill neighbors. i worked in partnership with every corner of district 3