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i see continuous vilies as an you are -- violence. i ask you to invest in the community, not cops, not cages, not surveillance. the city must divest from the sfpd and sheriff and electronic monitoring for $1 billion of the budget. so many people have said they are not solutions to the city problems. we need critical investments to services to help communities for lasting success. our community has struggled for rent, equity and job training and other life performing resources this year. yet the city continues to spend nearly $1 billion punishing people. sfpd and sheriff won't provide medical care to residents, feed families or help communities recover from the ongoing pandemic. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am wendy. i live in district 4. i am calling to ask you to invest in the community not cops, cages or surveillance. the city must divest from the sheriff and electronic monitoring which take up $1 billion of the city budget. policing and incarceration in san francisco has a legacy of racism and affects black people. putt

i see continuous vilies as an you are -- violence. i ask you to invest in the community not cops, not cages not surveillance. the city must divest from the sfpd and sheriff and electronic monitoring for $1 billion of the budget. so many people have said they are not solutions to the city problems. we need critical investments to services to help communities for lasting success. our community has struggled for rent, equity and job training and other life performing resources this year. yet the city continues to spend nearly $1 billion punishing people. sfpd and sheriff won't provide medical care to residents, feed families or help communities recover from the ongoing pandemic. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> i am wendy. i live in district 4. i am calling to ask you to invest in the community not cops, cages or surveillance. the city must divest from the sheriff and electronic monitoring which take up $1 billion of the city budget. policing and incarceration in san francisco has a legacy of racism and affects black people. putting

i see continuous vilies as an you are -- violence. i ask you to invest in the community, not cops, not cages, not surveillance. the city must divest from the sfpd and sheriff and electronic monitoring for $1 billion of the budget. so many people have said they are not solutions to the city problems. we need critical investments to services to help communities for lasting success. our community has struggled for rent, equity and job training and other life performing resources this year. yet the city continues to spend nearly $1 billion punishing people. sfpd and sheriff won't provide medical care to residents, feed families or help communities recover from the ongoing pandemic. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am wendy. i live in district 4. i am calling to ask you to invest in the community not cops, cages or surveillance. the city must divest from the sheriff and electronic monitoring which take up $1 billion of the city budget. policing and incarceration in san francisco has a legacy of racism and affects black people. putt