turman. >> thank you. -- oh, that is fine. . turman. >> thank you. commissioner german votes for himself. >> this is an embarrassment of riches with these nominations. commissioner turman's commitment to this department and his commitment to cooperation and collaboration, i think you also embody what president mazzucco said about this not been a divided body and i think you want what is best for this department. i have a tremendous amount of respect to you -- for you in the amount of time where work together. i, like commissioner kingsley, will vote for commissioner marshall because i think that team has been going very successfully and i want to continue that. commissioner loftus votes for commissioner marshall. >> commissioner michael -- thank you, commissioner. commissioner marshall? >> you cannot go wrong with either one of us. i will vote for myself. [applause] >> commissioner marshall casting a ballot for himself. finally, commissioner mazzucco. >> commissioner marshall. >> commissioner marshall carr

the pleasure of the commission. -- >> i serve at the pleasure of the commission. >> commissioner turman. >> i have not been nominated. [laughter] >> i think that is wrong. >> i certainly do not have the years of service on this commission as dr. marshall. i certainly appreciate everything dr. marshall has done. and i look to dr. marshall as an example of what commissioners can do and should achieve. if elected to this position, i would also serve at the pleasure of the commission. having worked with you, commissioner kingsley come on exactly the obligations, the requirements of the commission -- i know there are no specific duties laid down for the vice president, but i have watched dr. marshall certainly take on certain kinds of obligations to make sure we address certain issues. i certainly have my issues that i think we should address. i am a busy man with a busy law practice, but we all have jobs and we all care. it is time we do what is important with this commission -- we make time for what is important, and this commission is important. >> ok, at this point what we need to do is

, the election of officers, and we are going to take them off because we are missing commissioner turman. he is on the bike ride. i have spoken to other commissioners about this, and we traditionally do this when we have all of the commissioners available, so we will remove this item. also, 2 line item number one, we want to congratulate commissioner dejesus, who was elected to the democratic committee yesterday. [applause] so i wanted to do that. those are the two announcements i wanted to make, and, actually, there is another item, and i would like to move before public comment, located in the occ directors report, but i want to address something front and cent at the very beginning. ok. we will save it for the presentation and. again, a very special reward that the occ receive, so let's move to item number one. secretary monroe: this is a public comment, where members of the public can address the commission on items that are not on tonight's agenda. they are not to direct their comments to the department or occ personnel. during the roles of public comment, the personnel nor commissi

, the election of officers, and we are going to take them off because we are missing commissioner turman. he is on the bike ride. i have spoken to other commissioners about this, and we traditionally do this when we have all of the commissioners available, so we will remove this item. also, 2 line item number one, we want to congratulate commissioner dejesus, who was elected to the democratic committee yesterday. [applause] so i wanted to do that. those are the two announcements i wanted to make, and, actually, there is another item, and i would like to move before public comment, located in the

vice president marshall, commissioner dejesus, commissioner kingsley, commissioner turman, excused, commissioner lufty. mr. president, you have a quorum. president mazzucco: thank you, inspector monroe. welcome to the police commission meeting of june 6, 2012. there are some items to address. we

misdemeanors, and the rare -- arrest occurs in the fiscal year, which is an odd requirement, has had turman has repercussions throughout the law-enforcement community, particularly in california. in california, scaap reimbursement payments have declined from 221 million in 2002, prior to the department of justice reinterpretation, down to 112 million in fiscal year 2009. we are trying to work on this bipartisan issue to try to recognize the need to return to the original congressional intent of this legislation. police departments and sheriff's departments in my state are already having to do more in terms of deterring crime and protecting constituents with less. this reinterpretation of the scaap reimbursement really hinders their ability to do that. they are trying under very difficult budget circumstances to do with this, and they are doing an incredible job. but they keep asking you, what is the federal government going to do about scaap reimbursement? i would love to be able to tell them that the funds that they desperately need are going to be coming. last month, i was dismayed to fin