. >> commissioner turman? >> she was first. >> i want to thank you for the report too, but i have to tell you, on page 3, the organizational and budget matters, i have questions, and as you know i am not really schooled on a lot of this so i am just going to put... and i understand that talking to you this is really stats from last year that we are talking about so i get that. so from last year, when we have and i also am bringing this up because you really should have a 17 full time investigators. and this budget requires, and you have not been able to do that given the budget. and so for last year you had 15 journy men, and so just the question that i have was there 13 for last year or did you have one temporary investigator as well? >> okay. so the question is how many did we really have? >> and then i noticed here that the positions 15 only 15 could be leveled, and only 15 level investigators could be felt in the budget mandate, and including the vacantcy back here on the step adjustment, and what does tha

commissioner turman? >> director, through all the reports i heard now and it's becoming quite routine to hear about the failure to collect traffic stop data. is this getting any better from your perspective? it various quarter to quarter, but the chief imposes progressive discipline and there are not many repeat violators. so it's viewed, it's viewed as a mistake the first time. that's the opportunity for a non-disciplinary action of an admonishment and retraining. and then when it repeats, the chief escalates his discipline and he can explain more. >> so failure -- to notify is down and i would put this in the context of my earlier report. we've given 12,000 more tickets this year than last year. when you consider tickets are up 55 percent and officers are coming back now that there are more. i think it's good we have a handle on it now so it doesn't keep going. >> thank you. i appreciate it. if i may, is there a way that this can automatically be done and put into the system so the officers don't have t

commissioner turman? >> just to be clear, i think that the approximately value of each box is $20. >> that is correct. cumulatively, it is more than $50. >> and the gift is a traditional sign of respect and acknowledged as friendship. >> yes. >> and then, the next matter on the calendar please read that one again?request for approval to accept donation of a laptop computer from the "hardly strictly bluegrass" organization for use by the richmond station, valued at $1907.48 . >> there is also a memo in your packet regarding that as you are well aware, the parley strictly blue grass festival is held in golden gate part and the richmond police station, i see the captain here this evening and they probably directly are responsible for making sure that event goes off without any glitches and there is a requested donation of this lap top for the police station to use given all of the time that effort they put into this, anything else that you would like to add captain? >> commissioners any questions regarding t

commissioner turman? >> are we planning any kind of event or reception or anything for -- >> the police executive form and the major city chiefs are pretty well conzeal organization. their calendar is filled. i fill one of their major events. i can certainly extent the visitation. i'm sure the police commissioners would like to attend any of their events. >> commissioner loftus? >> i just had a question, chief, i think i read today, your water bottle. i read today in the case of alma mull ak that that case was not charged by the district attorney's office. i certainly want to know what our take is on that? >> the alma lack case is very well publicized collision that occurred at 6th and folsom in which our initial investigation we missed a video camera that captured it. originally it was thought that the collision was the fault of ms. mull ak . that ended not being the case. we apologized for missing the video and we did get it right and we adjusted the report. it was a very good investigation as far as th

and commissioner turman, and when we, post our job announcements, and the department, and we have and i must find the people to help to conduct the exam because we will be flooded because there is the talent, and there is the desire, and we need the budget, and we need to get our job announcement up, and but, yes the reality is that if i am hearing from the budget folks, you can't still position number 17, because you don't have the money there is, and there is nothing that i can do, except what i am doing with through the budget process, requesting the mayor's office to take a real close look, but then that is not the end of is it the story because last year the mayor's office recommended an additional position and the board of supervisors took it away. and what i was told was well your cases are going down, we see a downward trend, and he just don't need that many position but no one was talking about the step adjustment factor and how that and how the departments are forced to over almost, over budget for the positions so that you had that cushion to deal with it. since we have so

>> aye. >> vice president turman. >> aye. >> commissioner marshall? >> aye. >> commissioner dejesus. >> aye >> commissioner loftus. >> aye. >> commissioner womaning. womaning. >> aye. >> the motion passes. congratulations, thank you very much. >> call line item number four. >> four, 4 a, chief's report report and announcements discuss recent activity and presentation of the first quarter 2014 fdrb findings and recommendations and ois investigative summary, and status update regarding traffic enforcement programs and actions. >> good evening, chief. good evening commissioners i will keep my comments short because i know that we have two presentations and we have been going a while. as long as we are going to present on the first quauters findings i will give a crime update in the first quarter of 2014, violent crime is down 14 percent, and including robberies are down 25 percent, and the property crime is relatively flat, but the over all crime in san francisco is down, three percent. and there was some mention of us doing pretty well with regard to ho

thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner turman? >> actually, all of my questions were asked by commissioner dejesus on the exact same page. and i was really interested is there anything that we can do to help work with the da's office to move this along faster. but you have answered that for me, sergeant thank you. commissioner loftus? >> i bet that you can tell me what i am going to say, because i say the same thing. one, incredible job. great work putting this altogether and two, 18 months is just too long. and i am saying it to say it to you because you are here, and i would apologize in advance. but what it is bad for a couple of reasons and just for the people who are watching, on one hand, if a crime was committed cases don't get better, the best defense attorneys know that the more time that goes, the case does not get better, memory fade and evidence you know goes by the way side and people are less interested, if something bad did happen and there is a crime we want to hold that office

good evening, vice president turman and members of the police commission, deputy chief, and chief, anmembers of the audience, and most of whom are my staff. so there are several months worth of reports on the agenda tonight. and i am glad that we are finally able to proceed with them. but, to spare you, i will not deliver every report this evening as an example. in with your consent and with the february and the march statistical report, i could just do briefly, the community out reach strategic plan and i can wrap into the annual report. and but if you have questions, of course, i am happy to answer those and then next week, i will be delivering the occ, first quarter 2014, report so that is going to be resume in january through march of 2014. so, tonight i am presenting the occ 2013 annual report. and i would like to give and we have a powerpoint. that needs to come up and while it is, i would like to recognize chris, chris has been here before and every year he comes. and he is the occ information system business analyst, and is responsible for our information technology and monitoring on

. >> turman? >> quite by accident but last week i had an impromptu meeting with the folks from the san francisco office. what topic of discussion was the time that it takes to receive any kind of indication of an officer involved shooting. they have invited me to come back with another one of my fellow commissioners to sit down and go 32 you that process to find out what we can do to stream line that along. the average time -- is slow. [inaudible] and why it takes so long. >> if i might, i spoke with gaston at your swearing in and expressed the concern that the commission had regarding the length of time it takes with those officer involved shootings. when i first came on the commission there were officer involved shootings that were 5-6 years old that were not adjudicated. i spoke with the district attorney about it and he explained the possible reasons and the medical examiners report before they can close their case. i was going to look into and see how many of the cases that are still opened a

. >> commissioner turman? >> i have a question for captain, or maybe miss marion. could you elaborate on the training video and what its intent is? >> any time that we have a new develop general order, we have training in that video, and miss marion who is the expert is acal

. >> commissioner turman? >> i have a question for captain, or maybe miss marion. could you elaborate on the training video and what its intent is? >> any time that we have a new develop general order, we have training in that video, and miss marion who is the expert is actually on the panel for it will be able to explain a little bit more and any general order that gets readopted, there is roll call training for all officers so that they adopt and they learn that policy, from the get go. and they have to see the chiefs messages and adhere to them and so this happens in all in general. >> i am aware that have and one of them was more concerned, and more interested in the content of of the training. >> happy to share with you the content. >> we are almost done with filming, you just heard from mckency and she is one of the youth that is in the roll call training, we have put together would scenarios one where the parent is arrested in the traffic violation and see a booster seat in the back and asked the driver because there is a warrant and they ask her, whether or

state and i have learned from that mistake i have taken responsibility for it don turman says that he now uses only minimal force necessary to make an arrest and that he has become a use of force instructor. and in the district of columbia a victory for gun control advocates a federal judge has up help a law that places tougher restrictions on gun owners in the nation's capital it bans assault weapons and imposes certain registration requirements for handguns and long guns this includes passing a test and safety course and it requires gun owners to present themselves to police for a background check photographing and fingerprinting in the two thousand and eight case district of columbia v heller the supreme court struck down washington d.c.'s all out ban on any firearms within the district the total ban on handguns was ruled a violation of people's right to arm themselves under the second amendment gun rights groups had also opposed this new law but most of it was upheld on appeal in two thousand and eleven the court at the time approved a registration requirements for handguns but wa