i know tom o'connor stopped by as well. but -- you know they have asked the mayor's office to then asked apartments involved in street conditions what are our needs and solutions. and those needs could be legislative. capital, staffing. so we did put this forward to the mayor's office and -- hopefully we will get additional support within the city and county to tackle the real challenges. we are qualified to understand the needs and -- the chief helped with that. thank you. >> on saturday, we held a boot camp on treasure island you should come come time commissioner collins, you would do well. for the prospective members of 132nd academy starts in june. all those that received a letter to take the next step in hiring were invited. 60 of the 68 showed up. and i think it was good insight for us. as about as for them. in terms of the viz physical expectations a 2 mile run of sit ups. pushups hose drag. 3ing ladders. you could tell who was in shape and who was not. we are going to do another in may. to see where they are all at

tom o'connor deputy chief of administration and this is my report for february, 2023. under home land security with assistant deputy chief brown. we had the planning execution of the chinese new years parade february 4. great turn out by the public and great turn out by command staff as well. see all the happy faces there. we also had on february 23 the bay x hazmat exercisefelt it is a annual training exercise that allows different organizations do multi-jurisdictional drill. they had the decan tamination stage there. (indiscernible) establishing command. members suiting for entry. then making entry in the suits. under diversity equity inclusion office with the assistant deputy chief brew ford, we had the fire ems at the community center. station 31 gives a feel what happens in the fire service. we had a meeting at city hall with chief nicholson and mayor office with the emt program. through this program as i talked we get training for kids in not in need, but disadvantage neighborhoods and get the experience and skills necessary to-and wrap around service with the pu

tom jensen.>> shannon o'connor already faces 29 criminal accounts for throwing alcohol fueled parties for her son his friends. exiting evidence suggests he offered the teenagers massive amounts of booze, some were as young as 14. she encouraged and sometimes facilitated sexual assault against some of the kids who had either passed out, or were drunk. now she wants to know how much time she could get if she admits to the crime, but prosecutors are asking for the maximum sentence, 15 alleged victims and parents told the judge today how their lives were affected by the drunken parties and assaults. so they allowed the judge to see personally how the actions of the defendant have affected the victim. >> we are not identifying the victim, but one team fought back tears as they said i will never have the life i once had, and neither should she. another teen says every day i wake up rightful that connor is in jail and isn't able to hurt anyone else. and a number of parents said that families are devastated and forever changed.>> today we were in court and we saw the bravery and courage of the victims, a