officers to do a meet and confer with the police officers association it, it is in police officers association - in terms of having the least accountability possible when those processes go forward that shouldn't be in your interests it is a different perspective how to have an audible police department and public safety in terms of not using extensive use of force as well so we just want to strongly recommend because as we are halting those things they have policies that are the old policies that are currently in play we have for example, on the vehicle shootings shooting at vehicles happening about every 8 months in san francisco so you know we really need to move along and have a very strong use of force policy the department of justice is recommending a full ban on shooting at vehicles should be moving forward the other two recommendations is that came from the community groups should be moving forward as well us from the ebs coalition of homelessness interface with police officers we're particularly concerned thank you thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> hello,

department aid the police department in providing any and all types of support federal and state this is key to chief of police our success next slide, please. >> once we received the department of justice report we need to look at how are we go back going to implement and build out the structures we went through a preparation phase and meaning training and identifying how we were going to rank those systems how we were going to through those to the communities stakeholders and again access to the city hall policing bureau and extensive priorities and monitor the work next slide, please from that process we developed input including and this is key we included all the reports previously issued so we had the department of justice, the blue ribbon panel all of the civil grand jury report and the occ alcohol department of police accountability and the bar association of san francisco we also development a genes packet the mayor and the chief issued letters to city employees and department members maufrntd the reading and mandating support from that additional steps

extent we are going to keep track of the police, the problem is that police are responsible for collecting the data and classifying categories which is historically been out we have done we are asking police to continue to please themselves even empirically. that makes me very skeptical. the reclassification of murders and when there are numbers games to be played how do we classify a homicide versus something else? whether it's funding or crime is going up or going down etc. so the higher the stakes we attach numbers we attach it to education. these numbers will dictate your future and outcome and invite the dynasty with the numbers. i'm suggesting some sort of greater oversight. it should be mandatory that all police departments do that. i can imagine a police department not being forced to keep track of the people they shoot for the officers that get shot or the traffic stops. all these things we should be able to know. the war in doug's -- drugs produced a bizarre amount of militarization of police and arming of police. the department has never murdered d

department aid the police department in providing any and all types of support federal and state this is key to chief of police our success next slide, please. >> once we received the department of justice report we need to look at how are we go back going to implement and build out the structures we went through a preparation phase and meaning training and identifying how we were going to rank those systems how we were going to through those to the communities stakeholders and again access to the city hall policing bureau and extensive priorities and monitor the work next slide, please from that process we developed input including and this is key we included all the reports previously issued so we had the department of justice, the blue ribbon panel all of the civil grand jury report and the occ alcohol department of police accountability and the bar association of san francisco we also development a genes packet the mayor and the chief issued letters to city employees and department members maufrntd the reading and mandating support from that additional steps

the police, the secret police, the army -- that's the real state. we're just a small part of the whole. >> police violence is nothing new. before the revolution, the police filmed their own actions. they weren't afraid. not much has changed since then. >> we still have these problems, of course. they haven't been solved yet. there are still police attacks and corruption. >> mohammed used to be a police officer. after the revolution, he tried to reform the police force from within. he was made to retire early at age 50. he assures his son that there are some honest police officers. but they don't stand a chance against the network of corrupt police, officials, and politicians left over from the mubarak era. >> every free person should speak out if someone is humiliated or treated unfairly. i'm against police brutality. the victim could very well be my father or brother or even me. >> these doctors are on strike. they are protesting against being victimized by the police. they say that a police officer who was not satisfied with his treatment beat up

officers to do a meet and confer with the police officers association it, it is in police officers association - in terms of having the least accountability possible when those processes go forward that shouldn't be in your interests it is a different perspective how to have an audible police department and public safety in terms of not using extensive use of force as well so we just want to strongly recommend because as we are halting those things they have policies that are the old policies that are currently in play we have for example, on the vehicle shootings shooting at vehicles happening about every 8 months in san francisco so you know we really need to move along and have a very strong use of force policy the department of justice is recommending a full ban on shooting at vehicles should be moving forward the other two recommendations is that came from the community groups should be moving forward as well us from the ebs coalition of homelessness interface with police officers we're particularly concerned thank you thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> hello,

department aid the police department in providing any and all types of supportederal and state this is key to chief of police our success next slide, please. >> once we received the department of justice report we need to look at how are we go back going to implement and build out the structures we went through a preparation phase and meaning training and identifying how we were going to rank those systems how we were going to through those to the communities stakeholders and again access to the city hall policing bureau and extensive priorities and monitor the work next slide, please from that process we developed input including and this is key we included all the reports previously issued so we had the department of justice, the blue ribbon panel all of the civil grand jury report and the occ alcohol department of police accountability and the bar association of san francisco we also development a genes packet the mayor and the chief issued letters to city employees and department members maufrntd the reading and mandating support from that additional steps t

that the police force of the future must be different. what we asked police officers to do beyond enforcing the law, how police are trained, how accountability is assigned, which policing methods they use, all of those are up for debate today. so this year, reportedly more than 700 people have been killed by police officers in the united states but it's a disproportionate number of them are people of color and we are here today to discuss why those exceptions are so numerous and to propose solutions and we have a little over an hour to do it so you know, we are going to get started. we've assembled a group of experts with very diverse opinions and backgrounds to talk us through this key issue but i'd like to introduce them and bring them to the stage. first up, craig futterman, professor of law at the university of chicago law school. it was his freedom of information act request that led to the release of the deal of the shooting of luck lawn withdonald in 2014. craig ? [applause] just right here. second one, right there. and we welcome n

department aid the police department in providing any and all types of support federal and state this is key to chief of police our success next slide, please. >> once we received the department of justice report we need to look at how are we go back going to implement and build out the structures we went through a preparation phase and meaning training and identifying how we were going to rank those systems how we were going to through those to the communities stakeholders and again access to the city hall policing bureau and extensive priorities and monitor the work next slide, please from that process we developed input including and this is key we included all the reports previously issued so we had the department of justice, the blue ribbon panel all of the civil grand jury report and the occ alcohol department of police accountability and the bar association of san francisco we also development a genes packet the mayor and the chief issued letters to city employees and department members maufrntd the reading and mandating support from that additional steps

meeting of the association of policeefs when terry cunningham, the outgoing president of that group, apologized for historical racism by law enforcement. he cited the role of police as enforcers of racist laws such as jim crow, he called it a source of today's mistrust between minorities and police officers. gentlemen, i'd like you all to address that, if you think this is a step that police departments should be taking. i know that some folks at the meeting thought it was a ten that went too far. -- a step that went too far. marc, i'm going to start with you. [laughter] >> that's a great question. and, first of all, thank you all for inviting me, and it's great to see everyone here. this is a question i wrestled with a lot as i was writing my book, "nobody," because i was looking at thehistorical underpinning. and one of the things that i continued to come back to is this idea that we can't think about racism in the context of policing purely at the level of intention. if we continue to look for the rabid, folking at th

department aid the police department in providing any and all types of supporttate this is key to chief of police our success next slide, please. >> once we received the department of justice report we need to look at how are we go back going to implement and build out the structures we went through a preparation phase and meaning training and identifying how we were going to rank those systems how we were going to through those to the communities stakeholders and again access to the city hall policing bureau and extensive priorities and monitor the work next slide, please from that process we developed input including and this is key we included all the reports previously issued so we had the department of justice, the blue ribbon panel all of the civil grand jury report and the occ alcohol department of police accountability and the bar association of san francisco we also development a genes packet the mayor and the chief issued letters to city employees and department members maufrntd the reading and mandating support from that additional steps to continuous

department aid the police department in providing any and all types of support federal and state this is key to chief of police our success next slide, please. >> once we received the department of justice report we need to look at how are we go back going to implement and build out the structures we went through a preparation phase and meaning training and identifying how we were going to rank those systems how we were going to through those to the communities stakeholders and again access to the city hall policing bureau and extensive priorities and monitor the work next slide, please from that process we developed input including and this is key we included all the reports previously issued so we had the department of justice, the blue ribbon panel all of the civil grand jury report and the occ alcohol department of police accountability and the bar association of san francisco we also development a genes packet the mayor and the chief issued letters to city employees and department members maufrntd the reading and mandating support from that additional steps

that's an issue that is good that the board is involved and that's good we're talking to as bodies the police commission and the board of supervisors, the mayor but i think that is a fundamental problem we have and it is going to be an ongoing issue so i look forward to public comment and again, thank you guys for being here >> and before we move forward just we will need to take a 5 minute break unfortunately, the commissioners can't leave the room otherwise not a quorum we need to allow them a quick 5 minute break we'llback. >> all right. everyone thank you so much for your patience and at this time, i'd like to recognize commissioner dejesus. >> thank you, thank you thank you sxooepdz thank you for having us here and thank you for the public i want to talk about what supervisor campos said this is a real important issue we need to put on the table what further discussion the reports have certainly said the department shouldn't be investigating itself this is a critical vlgdz vlgdz and i know the former occ now will be investigating every shooting or every you know shooting or killing that

stopped by the police. i don't like getting stopped by the police. running then? >> because i'm scared of police. >> why? >> because i've got a lo a lot people killed by police. >> the next deposition is to bring the victim of the assault on scene to see if he can make a positive i.d. so apparently the boy who was almost robbed said that this was not one of the guys who tried to rob him. so what will they do now? just check him out? >> we didn't find anything illegal. him just running from the police isn't going to be a crime. so we'll just do a -- we'll get all his information and we'll do a good pedestrian stop on him and it'll be on record now that we stopped him for an investigation. >> what else will be on the record? should anyone question tonight's events. the behavior and actions of these officers, captured in real time by their body cameras. something officer sisca actually welcomes. so do you think that the body cameras have made you change your behavior at all? >> no. i think i needed it honestly. we all have bad days too. sometimes your p

the police chief says the bus flipped and hit a tree this afternoon. police say there were no other vehicles involved. the sten

they showed the people that the army was not bulletproof, that the police were not bulletproof. that by teaching the regime that it was impossible to topple -- the people started to feel their strength. the black panther party feels very much the same way. we think this educational process is necessary, and it's the people that will cause the revolution, and it's the people that will cause the change in the country. the black panther party is simply the vanguard of the revolution, and we plan to teach the people the strategy and the necessary tools to liberate themselves. >> ♪ no more brothers in jail things are going to get better no more brothers in jail things are gonna get better no more brothers in jail things are gonna get better ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs! >> ♪ the pigs are going to get jailed >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs! >> ♪ the pigs are going to get jailed no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the

officers to do a meet and confer with the police officers association it, it is in police officers association - in terms of having the least accountability possible when those processes go forward that shouldn't be in your interests it is a different perspective how to have an audible police department and public safety in terms of not using extensive use of force as well so we just want to strongly recommend because as we are halting those things they have policies that are the old policies that are currently in play we have for example, on the vehicle shootings shooting at vehicles happening about every 8 months in san francisco so you know we really need to move along and have a very strong use of force policy the department of justice is recommending a full ban on shooting at vehicles should be moving forward the other two recommendations is that came from the community groups should be moving forward as well us from the ebs coalition of homelessness interface with police officers we're particularly concerned thank you thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> hello,

the police. >> a lot to take in there. silencing of voices. i would suspect you would have something to say about that? >> let me start with the apology. i think it is a step in the right direction, but i think there is a risk talking about apologizing for the past. there is a risk of saying, that was then, and this is now. then,tuff that happened it should have never happened, being knowledge that, and it is important to the knowledge that, but i think it is even more knowledge somes other things that mark was talking about, which are present-day racism in the present-day reality that all too many black and brown folks and low income folks have had to address. stepnk, that is the first in terms of looking forward, to me the first step to move forward that it begins with the reality on the ground. we may have different ideas to what those realities may be based on where we set, but i also want to just say to everyone here, being one of these professor/lawyer for slash , and i am a folks fan of pol

the police arrested a burglary suspect. say he broke into a office and posed as an employee before taking several items. it happened around 8:00 this morning in santa rosa at the county council officer. an employee found a man wearing a suit in the office and called the police. upon arrival the man had ransacked several officers. the suspect was booked on suspeugz of burglary and violation of parole. >>> we are now just four days away from thanksgiving and food donations are pouring in. now, second harvest. serving one out of every 10 people in santa clara counties. >> it is nice. yes, everybody gets together. >> we do it every year. >> the donations kept rolling. how many did you bring? >> it is a growing tradition in some families. >> this is like our 4th or 5th year. >> every year is better. you start to look forward to it. now we bring out our nephews. >> we have a great thanksgiving every year. >> this is the season for giving. >> we do it every year. >> so trucks can deliver on monday. >> you see those? we are seeing

chief he on the l train says i have done a great job and if you just look at the police department's relationship with the district attorney's office it's different from the police union. i said down a couple months ago and asked him about that exact scenario, the snorri of ads being taken out and here's what he said about that.>> don't you find it a little odd that that -- it would get to that point where they are spending very union members hard-earned wages on this. >> it's happened more than once. i've seen them spend millions of dollars trying to get a prosecutor unelected. this is not uncommon. they are different interest from time to time and that's why it's important to distinguish a role of the union from the liberal of the police department.>> two different roles but the union is made up of police officers, does the rank-and-file respect george gascon and is the working relationship between the two offices, is that working? >> it's not working. it's becoming increasingly better across the country the dao police department often have problems. please feel like t

commission on the policecademy and . >> madam president. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> all righty supervisor cowen do you have any final thoughts. >> thank you very much i want to thank to everyone it participated. >> commissioner president loftus. >> oh, wait yoimg to call on supervisor peskin before you commissioner president loftus i mark farrell want to thank the members of youth commission for being here this evening. >> thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and commissioner president loftus thank you supervisor president london breed i'd like to thank chief chaplin, members of the command staff we've talked about the leadership so many people in the community that took time dinner time and commissioners i'll ask for one point of personal prestige we autumn have families and other things going the rockets that had a soccer parties together celebrating their season and so if in the way the families support urban design team shout out to the vivian and the rockets i would be happy to be there but goo

why there's so much scrutiny of the police and less scrutiny of the criminals. first of all, i think that there is a point to be made about that. obviously, i don't think that people should be necessarily resisting assess or fighting with police officers, certainly not killing police officers, it's always a tragedy when an officer is killed and we've seen many cases of that, right? but i do think that when we-- and it's hard to explain why people who are breaking the law break the law, but i do think that there is something to be said for an undoing of the police legitimacy in many communities in that one of the reasons that we follow the law. when you think about our criminal justice system. our criminal justice system only can work in the majority of the people follow the law. there are far fewer police officers than there are citizens. if we all went out and decided to rob a bank tomorrow, there would not be enough police to catch us, couldn't do it. the system only works when it's seen as legitimate and see a deterrent and a reason not to do it. i think there

justin martin from the urbandale police department and tony biminio from the des moines police department. police now have the custody. 46-year-old scott green of urbandale was captured in dallas county around 9:00 this morning. officer in des moines responded to shots fired just after 1:00 and found officer martin of urbandale p.d. shot. officer beminio from des moines p-d was found shot. police call this an ambush style attack -- because the officer's were not doing anything at the time of the des moines and urbandale police departments just wrapped up a press conference about the deaths of the two officers. cbs 2 newsreporter steffi lee starts our team coverage and is live now with the details from that conference. emotional emotional day police did reference a youtube video allegedly filmed by the suspect.in the video seen here - a man believed to be greene the stands of a high school sporting event.the officers say they escorted him out of the stadium after receiving a number of complaints of him waiving a confederate flag.the video was posted mid-october. posted mid-october.today -

he played there decades ago as the lead singer of the police. the islamic state group is >>> and here at home, wildfires are spewing smoke so thick, that people are urged to wear masks outside. emergency evacuations, many fires are suspected arson. >>> and still ahead, it's looked like christmas at the rockefeller center. >>> and gifts for children whose parents christmas. >>> but first the powerball numbers. and here are the winning super catch number. studio at rockefeller center, the set of saturday night live. that's coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> outside 30 rock, it's beginning to look like christmas. the rockefeller tree, arrived by truck. the 50,000 lights will be >>> and the prisoner at the milwaukee county jail, stay connected to their children. the big wrap prison toy program. the gifts requested by incarcerated parents for their children. >>> our weather, hardly christmas like right now. let's see what's ahead for tomorrow. scott steele has the forecast. >> over the river and through the woods, we'll be in short sleeves of somethin

and the other police agencies who responded. thin minutes the situation, something very unfortunate from being very much worse. let me now give specific details the director of public safety, monica. >> hi. wee have more details for you later. yes. west 19th avenue. west of college on the north academic campus in front of watts hall, around 9:52 a.m., the emergency dispatch center got a report that a vehicle had struck pedestrians. at 9:53, an osu pd officer called out on the radio shots were fired. he engaged the suspect who had gotten out of the vehicle after hitting pedestrians. the suspect cut multiple individuals. the officer engaged the suspect and shot and killed the suspect. the first buckeye alert went out at 9:55 to alert the campus community there was an emergency. many officers from various different jurisdictions all over the county and outside the county responded immediately. by 11:00 a.m., the shelter in place notification was lifted, and the law enforcement personnel in the area continue to investigate multiple o

the police say that two me and tried to break into the home in the area, and the police responded and were able to capture one man after tasting him and the other suspect took off, and the police are searching the area right now. we will keep an eye on this situation, and we will bring you updates from los altos as it becomes available. >>> san francisco city leaders are accusing the police union of standing in the way of the reform recommended as part of the federal review of the police department, and alex savidge is in san francisco with the main issue behind the dispute.>> reporter: good morning. this disagreement essentially centers around the proposed use of force policy which would put new restrictions on the police officers involved in dangerous encounters. some city supervisors in san francisco say that the police union is standing in the way and refusing to budge. during the negotiations, especially on that particular issue, last night the police commission of a special joint meeting with the board of supervisors to reaffirm the city commitment to complete the reforms that h

of a burglary spree in the neighborhood. police say jefferson was seen peeking into homes and was asked to place his hands in the air. police say he fired once at the officer using a stolen gun and ran. jefferson told police the gun simply discharged in its own when he moved. jefferson missed court dates for unrelated charges in april and was wanted in waukesha county. death of former 3 doors down guitarist matthew roberts. fox 6 has learned a physician from alabama has been federally charged in connection to the death. roberts died at the west bend hampton inn back in august while visiting from alabama. west bend police worked with officials in alabama. they found doctor richard snellgrove prescribed the drugs roberts overdosed on. right now -- police are searching for 16-year-old kendall humphries of lake november first. earlier this week, lake mills p-d upgraded the case to 'missing and endangered.' police declined to get into specifics... but they say they cant be certain humphries is with people she knows. its believed shes tr

the hour. we start with breaking news. four polices shot in the line of duty in the span of 24 hours across the nation. here is what we know right now. two incidents took place in missouri. one in st. louis. the other in kansas city. two others were shot. one in sanibel, florida and one in san antonio, texas. in st. louis, the officer was in his patrol car and he was shot twice by a gunman in the face who pulled up alongside him in a silver car and sped off. that suspect was later killed by police in a shootout. the officer is expected to survive. >> this officer was not involved in the traffic stop. this officer was not trying to pull this car over. this officer was drying doiving the road and ambushed by an individual who pulled a gun on him from inside his car and shot out the police officer's window. >> unless further notice, all officers will ride two to a patrol car. the wounded officer was able to speak to officers. >>> and ten minutes outside kansas city, a police officer was shot during a traffic stop. the suspect was shot. k

officers to do a meet and confer with the police officers association it, it is in police officers association - in terms of having the least accountability possible when those processes go forward that shouldn't be in your interests it is a different perspective how to have an audible police department and public safety in terms of not using extensive use of force as well so we just want to strongly recommend because as we are halting those things they have policies that are the old policies that are currently in play we have for example, on the vehicle shootings shooting at vehicles happening about every 8 months in san francisco so you know we really need to move along and have a very strong use of force policy the department of justice is recommending a full ban on shooting at vehicles should be moving forward the other two recommendations is that came from the community groups should be moving forward as well us from the ebs coalition of homelessness interface with police officers we're particularly concerned thank you thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> hello,

pleasure to be with the chief and with our department of public health director to welcome you into the finest police department in the country and i know that because that is what you have chosen to do and i'm very gratified i could be here in front of you as you ago through this invaluable academy and training. really two points i want to raise. one is to thank you for making that choice. you can join any other department in the whole bay area, but you have chosen our city and i'm grateful for that. second is that today i especially appear before you to make sure that you understand what we are trying to do as an entire city with our police department. we're undergoing one of the biggest reform efforts in the history of this department, and our chief is leading that, and one of the reasons today is that you will undoubtedly be involved in many of our confrontations that other police officers do probably on a daily basis. and the trend has been that there are more people that are victims of alcohol and drug abuse, and will exhibit in many occasions a danger to themselves or others and you will defin

our thanks to the ohio state police, the columbus police and their response and coordination which islent collaboration among law enforcement agencies. my role at the united states attorney's office and the department of justice is to provide whatever support we can in terms of legal process for the ongoing investigation. because we are talking about an ongoing investigation unfortunately we are not going to be in a position to provide certain details about what's going on. nevertheless it would be helpful for you to hear from the various law enforcement components as to what they are doing. then after they can give you a briefing from each agency's perspective. we can come back and answer any questions you might have. with that i yield the podium to special agent in charge angela byers of the cincinnati field division. >> thank you, ben. good afternoon. i'm angela byers, special agent in charge of the cincinnati fbi office which includes columbus. first i want to thank the ohio state university and the greater columbus opportunity for their support and aftermath of the attack on camp

. >> it's my first night with the 22nd district police. 's partner, a veteran of the force for 17 years. every night before the shift, they stop here to pick up the body cameras. >> how did you feel when you first heard that you would be wearing cameras. >> i felt good. we try to do everything see this we are acting as though we are on camera anyway. we were a couple of the first to volunteer. >> i was respectable at first. i didn't want to be responsible for another piece of equipment. restroom or eating on my phone. >> how has it been? >> it's helpful for us as soon as we let them know they have a camera. it changes for the better, i believe. this is our third eye. someone can say you beat me. did you this to me or did that. when they did the camera, it's not on there. you can't lie to cameras. >> there were over 12,000 violent crime offenses in the city that includes aggravated assault, rape, and murder. a staggering average of 32 incidents a day. so along withmont nez and mathis, we are taking every precaution. >> we are part of the tac

officers to do a meet and confer with the police officers association it, it is in police officers associationast accountability possible when those processes go forward that shouldn't be in your interests it is a different perspective how to have an audible police department and public safety in terms of not using extensive use of force as well so we just want to strongly recommend because as we are halting those things they have policies that are the old policies that are currently in play we have for example, on the vehicle shootings shooting at vehicles happening about every 8 months in san francisco so you know we really need to move along and have a very strong use of force policy the department of justice is recommending a full ban on shooting at vehicles should be moving forward the other two recommendations is that came from the community groups should be moving forward as well us from the ebs coalition of homelessness interface with police officers we're particularly concerned thank you thank you, ma'am. >> next speaker. good evening and welcome. >> hello, i grew up in lake view ingl

the police arrested alexandria duval friday. the original charge was dismissed because of lack of evidence. murder charge. >> it is unusual. basically the judge says there is not enough evidence to send the case to trial and prosecutor saying, thank you, judge, we will take this to the grand jury. jonathan: investigators say they found evidence that duval's vehicle accelerated before the crash. duval is awaiting extradition back to hawaii. and brendan -- he will be released from prison under if you're not thinly with the name, he was part of the netflix sensation "making a murder." he was convicted when he was 17. many claimed he was can worst -- many claimed he was coerced to give a confession. the state has filed a number to see order to stop the release. alison: the phenomenon called the super moon is still underway tonight. the moon has not been this big the lower 40's, upper 30's further north and west. manassas waking up to a chilly start, 35 degrees. the high temperatures on the zone forecast, upper 50's, near 60 berkeley

one of the principles of our police reform that is going on today, one that i greatly value is the principle of the sanctity of life. you probably already have been receiving training on that. but you also will be trained in the practice called "receiving time and distance." that is when you are called upon, i think we'll ask you to do your best to create that time and distance for the purpose of preserving life. in that, i want you to know that the rest of the city is not simply asking you to carry the entire burden of that. ; that we're going to be partners with you the best that we can and one of those strong partnerships that i am and this administration is funding with the full cooperation of the police commission, your chief , all the management staff is to say that when you are asked to intervene and if you can create that time and distance with everybody's safety in mind, we'll then have mental health and public health experts to be at your side. so that they can do the specialty crisis intervention that you create the time and distance in order to have. we have got to work as a team

department or the san francisco police department. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> an oak investigator. >> ma'am, that is about general public comment not about the hearing we after general public comment. >> every time i've stood at the. >> we're limited to two minutes. >> ma'am, you're welcome to have the comments but. >> you signal me out. >> ma'am, please make our comments. >> you took off 3 seconds i'd like them back. >> a ocii investigators believed to look at a pattern of abuse not no fair it is a review of the way they did their job in one incident we provided our findings to the cheech the chief what look for an early intervention system who looks and determines a pattern the following are additional comments made by the comments of two officers josh and anthony as long as tony is the vp of the pee pee on february 1st, 2016, officer sfpd got physical with the protesters and blocked a way to the superbowl city the only officer with a splintered battalion they have a reputation for being violate with mission district youth ask around july 27, 2016, ca bell wit