>> in relation to the occ report, i have one question. i read in the "san jose mercury news" that they have regular complaints on the police department's or from the department at large, complaints against the san as a police department based -- based on force or without force, and i want to know why the occ does not label the number of complaints where the person complained about unnecessary force, versus some other complaint, and i bring it to your attention because as a taxi driver, wearing a taxi clothing, over the past 10 to 12 years, i have had two scuffles with the sfpd, where they used unnecessary force each time. the second one was in january, where they hogtied me and threw me around like a sack of potatoes when i did not resist. and i would like to know where or how we can get a report from you on the claims of unnecessary force in terms of how many of those were sustained versus how many of those were not and how many we get on an annual basis compared to the center is a police department, what i have the record of right now, a

we are often known as the occ. we are the third largest civilian law enforcement agency in the united states, only surpassed by new york city and chicago's civilian oversight agencies. the occ was created by a charter amendment in 1982 and became operational in 1983. we are nearly 30 years old. we will be 30 years old in november. it was originally an office in the san francisco police department, but we are placed under direct supervision of the police commission. as an independent agency, separate and apart from san francisco police department. the police commission is also a civilian body. the function of the office of citizen complaints is to assist the police department in building trust with the community by being the bridge between the public and the police in matters of police misconduct and police practices. to that end, the occ's mission is to ensure police accountability by conducting fair, timely, and unbiased investigations of police misconduct allegations, making recommendations on police policies and

in 1982, dthen the occ became operational in 1983. we were later placed under the direct supervision of the san francisco police commission. capt., i appreciated hearing you in your interview yesterday on kqed forum on building trust between the police department and the community. to assist the police department and building trust by being the bridge between the public and the matters of policy. a have a mission to ensure police accountability, making recommendations on police policies and practices, and conducting mediation between citizens and the police. in california, law enforcement agencies must have a procedure to a investigate complaints by members of the public against peace officers. we have served the purpose for the san francisco police department. we are staffed by eight avers group of civilians that have never been san francisco police officers. a majority of staff are investigators and the balance consists of an attorney and support staff. we conduct investigations to find out what happened and we follow the evidence. b

looking at the sustained allegations, the occ had sustained allegations of 4% of the cases it closed, the same rate as the mediation right. in outreach, in april, on april 9, the police department invited the occ to make a presentation at the police academy to a delegation of four visiting justices from the highest court of one area. the chief investigator, an attorney, and i discussed the value of civilian oversight of law enforcement, our investigation procedure, our mediation program and policy work. this also includes the informational brochure, and i want to thank the occ a turning -- attorneys for having that brochure translated. on the next evening, on april 10, i participated in a school of law, women of color collective mentoring event, where i answered questions about my career and the sec -- occ. these questions were posed by members of the collective, and that was quite invigorating. that concludes my report of recent activity, and now i would like to move to the report that was in your packet, and it has a very long title, which inspector monroe already read, and i will g

looking at the sustained allegations, the occ had sustained allegations of 4% of the cases it closed, the same rate as the mediation right. in outreach, in april, on april 9, the police department invited 9, the police department invited the occ to make a presentation

. >> when you saw the incident, why didn't you report it to the occ? >> it was an officer that we have a good relationship with that was his superior. i told him. the officer came up to my face and the told him that he needs to come down or i will go to the occ > . i understand people have bad days, i gave him the benefit of the doubt. i have seen a thing like that cents. there are a lot of good officers and a view that i can talk to. i haven't seen it happen again. it is a wind ashland scenario. >> if someone like that happens, please let me know. >> commissioners, commander, captain, and all of the officers and residents here today. this is truly awesome police work. i think that they deserve a big hand. [applause] over 20 years ago when i was asked to convene neighbors, would you believe 50% or more victims of crime? however, there has been a dramatic decrease in crime thanks to the hard-working san francisco police officers and the leaderships of the captain and the chief. i am impressed that they have provided us with this information here. the hig

best actual evidence of that as director hicks can attest to is the number of complaints made that the occ has declining and declining. that has not taken into account sustained complaints. this is individuals in our community who are dissatisfied with their interactions with the police, represented by the number of complaints made has been decreasing year after year for the past several years. that demonstrates a real progress made by the department and community policing efforts and the progress made by the officers in their interactions with all members of the community, youth included. thank you to the youth commission and thank you for showing leadership on the most important way to demonstrate effective policing. president mazzucco: thank you. >> are we on for april 22? the 29th or the 22nd. the reason i am saying that, we have more to discuss now. this is sfgov.org. this is a model for certainly the bay area and anyone else who will be listening. it will be great for everyone to hear what you have accomplished, what the youth commission is about. we're looking at april 29? ok. thank

that is due to the health of the occ and the police department.intervention training, i have to give credit where credit is due. when we have been a debate about whether or not we should go the taser is, we always looked at, is there another horse we can use of four officers have to take somebody's life? find something for us. commissioner chan came up with the idea of crisis intervention training. the officers are interested, we are doing it, i have seen in action or officers are learning how to disarm people. it will not work all the time, but it is showing benefits. we also looked at mental health concerns for the police officers. when there was a time where there were police officers suicides. the officers have to go through a deal with this on a daily basis. our big accomplishment, unfortunately, we had the pick police chief. it is made for a better police department. she bought a sense that he did to be, and brought professionalism when it was needed. quite frankly, there was needed structural changes and the best practices. he why do it thi

best actual evidence of that as director hicks can attest to is the number of complaints made that the occ has declining and declining. that has not taken into account sustained complaints. this is individuals in our community who are dissatisfied with their interactions with the police, represented by the number of complaints made has been decreasing year after year for the past several years. that demonstrates a real progress made by the department and community policing efforts and the progress made by the officers in their interactions with all members of the community, youth included. thank you to the youth commission and thank you for showing leadership on the most important way to demonstrate effective policing. president mazzucco: thank you. >>

the occ and the federal housing finance agency. the fhfa has already moved into the space. 2/3 of the space is gone. we expect to access it in the next 30 days or so. i revoked all delegations to staff to sign real property leases. i turned over all our leasing responsibilities to the general services administration which has deep and long experience and we will leverage them and they will enter all property leases on behalf of the sec. >> i'm tempted to say that should make the chairwoman very happy, but i'm being sarcastic. >> i understand. i am pleased that you all are giving that responsibility over to the gsa. we'll deal with them on another day. >> we're motivated. we can use our resources much more critically for our mission, protecting investors, ensuring the marks operate with integrity and build up infrastructure with other agencies. >> she's right. but profoundly sarcastic which is a whole different thing. i do agree with miss emerson that this is probably where it best belongs and hopefully this will never happen again.

i've been following very closely the mortgage servicing consent on a process initiated by the occ and federal reserve board. for the five biggest, largest mortgage services. this process allows servicers to hire their own auditors to investigate their foreclosure practices during 2009, and 2010. we as -- why they didn't include his cpb in this process, and we didn't get a really good answer. given cfpb's new jurisdiction over servicing, what do you think rex do you have a desire to be involved in this process? >> congresswoman, we are taking complaints now on our website, and then call some people and otherwise about mortgage issues, quite a few of those complaints deal with foreclosure situations and other servicing issues. i think the congress is well served on any kind of significant initiative like this, the occ has embarked on, to exert oversight just as you exert oversight over our efforts and processes. i think not to be kept in mind that the occ was the reverse of the federal agencies to step up and document the extent of the abuses in the mortgage servicing sector. they issue

i made complaints to the occ. there are three of them their right now. i have documents, ok? prove me wrong. i will be calling your station tomorrow. i expect to meet with you and i will be back to this commission and i'll let you know what his response is. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is mary harris and i am president of my neighbors and action and the district 11 council. i am here to thank the chief for keeping his word and keeping our capt. here. we are very pleased with the work that the officers are doing. it makes it a lot better for the community. and i am sure for the officers. i also have a request, as usual. we are concerned about the team that owns about the ocean view height, they have helped us for the last 20 years clean up the crack houses, the drug dealing, and all of the illegal activity that we have had. we understand you are down officers and stuff, but you really need a sergeant assigned to that team. we want to be proactive and not reactive, we don't want to wait until things blow up. i have seen many e-mail's about ce

the occ has no recent activities to report this evening. >> thank you. >> line item 2c, commission reports. president mazzucco: i have nothing to report. commissioners, anything to report? before move on, i think i see supervisor campos and the policy director is here. thank you for all your help. you met with commissioner chan and i in my office. it turned out to be a real success. thank you for coming. >> thank you. president mazzucco: anything to add? we have handled line-item 2d. any announcements? >> we have one. on the 25th of april at 6:00 p.m., at the commission will meet at 3151 ortega street to hear public comments concerning public protection in that district. president mazzucco: anything to add to the agenda? hearing none, public comment on line items 2a, b, c, and d. we have item 3. >> discussion regarding anticipated attrition rates and future staffing plan. >> if you do not mind, i am glad to hear your report that there is an academy plan -- class. >> one is guaranteed this fiscal year. they will close of this fiscal year and we presented to the board today, and it is the sa

that is the hard work of your commission, command staff, the occ, and attorneys. that is significant. what we should do now is, when can we calendar this discussion regarding the budget? >> alabama about four -- let's do it for april 18. >> ok. after an item like this, we have public comment. but most the public, will relate to captain chignell's presentation which is next. if i do not hear any objective, we can move right into captain chignell's presentation. then we will have all the public comment that you won following that presentation. i do not hear objective. colorado line item number two. >> captain chignell, commanding officer of bayview station, to address the commission on police activities in the bayview district. commissioner mazzucco: good evening, captain. >> thank you very much. pleasure to be here, president, commissioners, supervisor cohen, chief suhr, director hicks. welcome to the baby. of like to introduce the officers -- before i do that, i want to let you know that the southeast community facilities commission moved to their actual regular me

that will authorize the justice rewards program to also include joseph coney and his co-indictees at the occ. i'd be interested in a series of answers, if i could. ambassador yamamoto, we haven't talked about sudan, who played a role in arming the lra and providing them support some years ago. there have been some reports that suggest coney might be trying to seek some kind of safe haif en in sudan. what's the status of our diplomatic efforts to pressure khartoum to prevent any efforts by coney to seek sanctuary in sudan? >> i think the situation, of course, in sudan is very fluid because of the situation in other areas. we have been following very closely, you know, the reports and allegations that the khartoum government is supporting the lra. for some time, we have not seen the evidence. we are looking. but every information that we received we are following. and if we do find verifiable evidence, we are going to act on it immediately. >> in your view, what would the consequences be for the international criminal court and for its stature going forward were coney to be captured, taken to

the fund's expendatures, we spend 56% of the budget on patrol, 16% on investigations, 10% is the airport, and occ, is one percent. >> just a question -- >> a clarification. just a clarification. on the first chart, airport is inclusive of the salary and fringe? >> yes. >> and service of the other departments, they have the work order from muni. >> where is this? >> this is not. the other services. services of other departments. this is in there. >> ok. >> the funding expenditures, as expected, over 55% of that is patrol. this is not to be overstated that this is the backbone of the police department and the other units support patrol, and the officers within those districts. the budget is -- although this is going to grow from where was last year, this is basically because all of the concessions made over the life of the labor contract came to this year, so the furlough days and the postponement of the salary increases and all of that, that will become due in 2013. the big issue for us is staffing. we are down about 200 officers, 200 officers -- and this goes up and down a little bit but will kee

the occ was the first of the federal agencies to step up and document the extensive abuses in the mortgage servicing sector. they issued a report on that that demonstrated the seriousness and realized it affected the safety and soundness of the institutions. that allow anybody to move forward toward the servicing settlement. we need to make sure all of these other processes are working as well as possible. the consumer bureau had significant authority here to examine institutions, banks and non-bank, to enforce the law going forward and to write rules. we will do that carefully and we are glad to consult with you as we go. >> thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. >> i would like to follow up on the line of questioning that our chairman had. with respect to the term abusive, you said the law was clear in this area. i also heard you say it was situational and subjected. the co-author of dodd-frank, senator dodd said on the senate floor that i have never claimed that consumer protection is perfect. the word abusive needs to be defined. we are trying to make it better. the language n

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metta world peace with the dunk but as he celebrates, vicious elbow to james hardin's head. metta will be suspended. occled by 18 in the third but kobe bricks the team back. tied at 104 in double-overtime. kobe with the jumper, finished with 26 at l.a. knocks off the thunder 114-106. >> the sharks saw their season come to an early end last night, losing to st. louis. the blues will next take on the kings if they can close vancouver tonight. >> claude jerry are you was determined to take out pittsburgh in game six. first he levels sidney crosby, then scores his sixth goal of the playoff. the flyers win 5-1, take the series 4-#. >> defending stanley cup champ boston was trying stay alive against the capitals. thomas had 36 saves. boston would win in overtime in this breakaway by tyler saggan, game seven is wednesday in boston. >> at the texas open in san antonio, ben curtis started with a three-stoke lead. struggled early, missing this putt for par on 12, but came up big at the end on 17. he nails this long par putt to maintain a one-shot lead. he then birdies 18 to win by twosm it's curtis' first pga tit

other occ and the states started chartering their new banks. so we let them into our bidding process. i really saw some things that were quite troubling. particularly part of their proposal being that they would flip the property. first flip the property very quickly. flip the bank very quickly. i wanted bidders, but i did not want people coming into the banking system that were not looking at this as a long-term investment. they wanted to provide banking services. we did. a few of them slipped by. we got some of them out and a three-year lockout as well as some other restraints. and that pretty much put the end to that. a few got through before we did that. those are the two things i would have done differently. overall, the fdic performed very well. we closed about a banks. 60 minutes did a piece on a bank failure. that was a high risk decision i made. you let the crew in you never know what's going to happen. i had faith in our resolutions people and our process. we let them accompany our resolution team on a bank failure and it went just as

the one that is really greedy? >> right. >> that another truism that occ, they only swindle the people who have it coming and that their swindles work by greed and only a greedy person would respond to it. i don't buy it. i think they would swindle anyone that they could, and because the truth is they didn't just appeal to greed. they appealed to a lot of really nice emotions that we should be proud we have including intelligence and kindness. so i think that's a very self-justifying, you have to take that with a grain of salt. um, but they, you know, they consider themselves the aristocrats of the criminal world because they don't use violence and because, apparently, their, you know, choosy about who they swindle. nah, i don't think it's true. [laughter] one more in. >> what's your next book going to be about? >> thank you forking for asking. i don't know yet. i'm researching a bunch of ideas and haven't narrowed them down, but i'm interested in american history, and i'm interested in capitalism. that's a very large category, but it would being? there. not swindling. it'll be nice to spend is some time with some good

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