>> nondisclosure. >> president turman: all in favor? >> aye. >> president turman: any opposed?vor. all right. we are now adjourned. thank you ladies and gentlemen and fellow commissioners. [meeting adjourned].. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed ph

. >> secretary: commissioner turman, i'd like to call the roll. >> you may. >> secretary: president turman. >> here. >> vice president mazzucco is excused. commissioner marshall. >> present. >> commissioner dejesus. >> here. >> commissioner melara. >> here. >> commissioner hirsch. >> here. >> up a quorum. also with us tonight is the chief of police scott and paul henderson. >> president turman: all right, good evening ladies and gentlemen and members of the public. welcome to the san francisco police commission's regular meeting of wednesday november 8th 2017. secretary kilshaw, could you begin with the next line item. >> adoption of minutes action for the meeting of october 11th, 2017. >> president turman: and -- >> i move to adopt. >> president turman: do i have a second? >> second. >> all those in favor. any opposed? thank you the minutes of october 11. 2017 are adopted as they appear in your packet. okay. madam secretary sct scts consent calendar receive and file action. sfpd quarterly reports second and third quarter 2017. request of the chief of police for approval to accept donation

that . >> president turman: public com.lic comment is now closed. >> secretary: item three. 3-a chiefs report. report on recent police departmt activities including weekly crie trends and announcements for upn one, staffing, current staffings and overtime. two, recent critical incidents d three, mutual aid assistants toa county. presentation of second and third quarters 2017 and recommendatio. and ois investigative summary. >> president turman: thank you y much. good evening, chief, how are yo? >> i'm doing well. thank you. i'll start off with our report n activities and discuss our recet staffing changes -- promotions,, beginning in late september 201e have been several promotions wie department. we have a bulletin, it comprisee captains, 30 lieutenants and 76 sergeants that have been promot. i'd like to say congratulationsl the members for their outstand o achievement. they are a now all in place in e assignments and we -- in their w assignments we believe it's goio push us p forward in reducing cd having a better supervi

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the reality is that this turman is selling a product. he is a salesman. he was trying to sell a weapon. he was not trying to ensure safer communities, he is not trying to ensure facts. the reality is you need to focus on other areas in order to create safer communities and ensure not only officers but the communities that they serve are kept safe, so i implore you to vote no. >> hi. my name is evan owski, and i'm also a member of the democratic socialists of america. i'm also cochair of our homelessness working group. so i think it's pretty clear what the message from the community is, and is it's as the human rights commission pointed out, it is overwhelmingly against tazers, just as it was the last four times that this was brought up, and i don't really see what's changed since it was rejected the last time. i've been a little bit -- i hope i'm wrong about this, but my sense of this process so far as been that it's headed towards a foregone conclusion, and you know, the closed door meetings that my colleague mentioned are certainly not helping that impr

. >> good evening, commissionerture turman, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson, members of the public. this is -- right. yep. so the question keeps arising why we brought this up. the chief -- i won't belabor the point. this was originally brought back up because of the d.o.j. study. the reason i have this slide is because there's been a tremendous amount of argument is why are we doing this now when we have 270 others. i believe if the d.o.j. gives us a recommendation, it shouldn't be decoupled from the recommendation that they asked us. 272 recommendations were asked to be reviewed, implemented contemporaneously. this is part of the d.o.j., it's not separate. our stakeholder group, by the d.o.j. also asked us to bring forward, i just want to acknowledge them. we have listened to their concerns, their viewpoints. they have added great value. i just want to give them a little bit of credit and note that they have been very present and they're very passionate, and they're very informed. the four pillars that the chief talked about -- policy, training, supervision, and oversi

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commission president julius turman says that means hearing from all stakeholders including opponents. >> we need some time to look at all of those policies and come together on what the best policy would be. >> i'm afraid also that that policy will be tweaked to a point where it's no longer practical. >> reporter: if the police commission adopts a policy that's acceptable to the poa like last may's working draft policy, the group says it will drop its call for a referendum. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> business is expected to pick up in santa rosa today during small business saturday. store owners saw a much-needed boom on black friday as they recover from the north bay wildfires. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more. >> reporter: the holiday shopping runaround doesn't have to be hard. >> all the specialists are really well-trained, and we do give each individual just the service that they need. >> reporter: fleet feet in historic downtown santa rosa is looking forward to small business saturday when consumers shop local. >> we love to support local businesses, especially in this area

commission president julius turman says that means hearing from all stakeholders including opponents. >> we need some time to look at all of those policies and come together on what the best policy would be. >> i'm afraid also that that policy will be tweaked to a point where it's no longer practical. >> reporter: if the police commission adopts a policy that's acceptable to the poa like last may's working draft policy, the group says it will drop its call for a referendum. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> business is expected to pick up in santa rosa today during small business saturday. store owners saw a much-needed boom on black friday as they recover from the north bay wildfires. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more. >> reporter: the holiday shopping runaround doesn't have to be hard. >> all the specialists are really well-trained, and we do give each individual just the service that they need. >> reporter: fleet feet in historic downtown santa rosa is looking forward to small business saturday when consumers shop local. >> we love to support local businesses, especially in this area

commission president julius turman says that means hearing from all stakeholders including opponents. >> we need some time to look at all of those policies and come together on what the best policy would be. >> i'm afraid also that that policy will be tweaked to a point where it's no longer practical. >> reporter: if the police commission adopts a policy that's acceptable to the poa like last may's working draft policy, the group says it will drop its call for a referendum. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> business is expected to pick up in santa rosa today during small business saturday. store owners saw a much-needed boom on black friday as they recover from the north bay wildfires. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more. >> reporter: the holiday shopping runaround doesn't have to be hard. >> all the specialists are really well-trained, and we do give each individual just the service that they need. >> reporter: fleet feet in historic downtown santa rosa is looking forward to small business saturday when consumers shop local. >> we love to support local businesses, especially in this area

commission has visited this issue, and i read the other day an op-ed piece written by presidenture turman against tazers at this time because we didn't know about, and i think about this time, this moment in time when the only weapon available to s.f.p.d. is one about which we know virtually nothing, so i really hope you take the time to ask some questions of these two good men who are still here -- and by the way, nobody's paid them. i don't know where you got that information. it's wrong. no one's paid them. these people are volunteering their time, so i want to correct the record on that. and i really hope that you continue to await further information on this new weapon. we know that in houston -- i think that's the city to watch, but even the austin police officers association president came out and said after they saw what was happening in houston, that they are worried, that this weapon doesn't seem to be working. it's not effective, it's not powerful, so they were worried, and i think we would be very wise to see more evidence and studies -- independent studies about the newest we