one of the most brilliant was finding the new inspector general terry wiley. i have been working with terry since day one, as assistants chief and now chief counsel. we now brought on kelly collin interviewed by inspector general wiley as a young lawyer and went to city attorney. i have to say, two things, one i want to acknowledge jana clark an amazing ally to me in the sheriff department and also for the sheriff oversight board, but also to the work of dpa, marshall khine, paul henderson have done mammoth things with very little resources, and it's no mystery there is a great amount of respect for both of them as former colleagues, but it is very very clear to see the importance of transparency, the importance of collaboration, the importance of acknowledging things that are wrong and being willing to fix it. i used to joke when i was a prosecutor when i worked for my former employer, and we would talk about police misconduct and he used to say, the person who is hardest on a cop? a person who knows a gold standard cop and so those who don't know, i am marri

inspector general terry wiley will give a monthly reportnspector general. thank you for joining us at the dais. yes. it's great being up here. kind of a floppy mic, well, good afternoon, everyone. so i will start off bydiussing what has been the biggest news regarding the sheriff's department. and, and we're talking through late april, that period in which there were ten deputies assaulted andçb!óne civilian, an employee, assaulted at, at the jail in san bruno ordered two jail lockdowns the first being from april 12th through april being from april 28th through may 1st and that was to investigate the cluster of assaultsover the past two months, i've been gathering input from numerous sources, about the recent jail lockdowns cause and contributing factors to the lockdowns, but also the impact of the lockdowns, and with the lockdown, the impact the lockdowns have had on inmates families of the inmates, the jail staff and on, his the attorney client communications and visitation, and then we looked at ways to address, the underlying problems to avoid the lockd