i mean, steve fleharty, but i it sounded more impressive when i said that i just stop. i sent everyone, yeah. we this is the royal. we presented, and made two presentations at the conference, the first one was an introduction to law enforcement auditing that was co-presented, with, the state of colorado. and the second presentation was on on our audit on san francisco police department's handling of officer misconduct. if i hadn't mentioned it before, that audit actually won an award. it was a night award for that audit, and so, steve fleharty received the award, and i plan on having that available in case anyone would like to take pictures with it, i'm going to bring that at the next commission so you guys will have it to see. don't really touch it or get close, but you can take pictures with it for your instagrams and social medias, i do want to thank, our audit liaison, commissioner benedicto, the video that he prepared played at the conference as well as mine. i'm not going to say whose was better received, but let me just tell you, someone got a standing ovation. s

what's going on with that ongoing audit, and as part part of that audit, the audit director, steve fleharty, went on a ride along with one of the officers from southern station, which i think is great because he just wanted to see in real time exactly how the data collection systems work on the street with the officers. but one of the things that make these audits so relevant is that they are evidence based and factually informed, and i'm excited that my staff really wants to learn, know, hear and see the actual operation on the streets to make sure that the information that we provide, analyze and make recommendations about is actually relevant and current. so that just happened last week, our legal team this week also, participated. and the closure of two officer involved shooting investigations with the firearm discharge review board. those took place last week. also, in the policy unit this week, we completed the dgo 8.03. the crowd control community working group, along with the sfpd tactical unit and the stakeholders from both the community and multiple city departments, the policy di