sergeant youngblood, do you want to get it -- i don't know if you've ever spoken to sergeant youngblood, miss brown. >> yes, i have. >> vice president taylor: okay. we'll get it to you. >> okay. if you'd put a shoutout about my son, i'd appreciate it. >> vice president taylor: if anyone else has any information on aubrey's murder, please call the tip line at 415-475-4444. >> thank you. >> vice president taylor: thank you. >> clerk: we have one more caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> okay. that means me. it's not very clear. i tried to get in under item number two, but my other phone apparently doesn't work with your system. but i did file a complaint. i'm a senior citizen. never been arrested, never filed a complaint before, and a couple of comments about that. first of all, i listened to the meeting a week ago, and the d.p.a. director seemed really pleased that so many cases had been cleared, which seems to me to be the wrong approach. he should be boasting about the number of problems resolved, and so he seems to be off base on that. i filed a complaint, received a

we'll -- sergeant youngblood will put us in touch. and if i can do something, i will, but i'm not sure how much i can do. my understanding of the federal case is it's over, it ended, but we can talk more. in the meantime, miss brown, if i can call the tip line if anyone has information about the murder of your son. >> sure. >> vice president taylor: it's 415-575-4444. >> clerk: there are no more public comments. >> vice president taylor: thank you. all right. so next line item? >> clerk: line item 5, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 7 below, closed session, including public comment on item 6, vote to hold item 7 in closed session. at this time, if members would like to make a comment on-line item 5, please press star, three to enter the queue, and there are no public callers. >> vice president taylor: okay. next line item? >> clerk: line item 6, vote on whether to hold line item 7 in closed session, san francisco administrative code section 67.10. action. >> vice president taylor: is there a motion? >> commissioner bro

we'll -- sergeant youngblood will put us in touch.nd if i can do something, i will, but i'm not sure how much i can do. my understanding of the federal case is it's over, it ended, but we can talk more. in the meantime, miss brown, if i can call the tip line if anyone has information about the murder of your son. >> sure. >> vice president taylor: it's 415-575-4444. >> clerk: there are no more public comments. >> vice president taylor: thank you. all right. so next line item? >> clerk: line item 5, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 7 below, closed session, including public comment on item 6, vote to hold item 7 in closed session. at this time, if members would like to make a comment on-line item 5, please press star, three to enter the queue, and there are no public callers. >> vice president taylor: okay. next line item? >> clerk: line item 6, vote on whether to hold line item 7 in closed session, san francisco administrative code section 67.10. action. >> vice president taylor: is there a motion? >> commissioner brook

sergeant youngblood k you hear me? >> yes. >> thank you. good evening, vice president taylor, commissioner, chief scott, and director henderson. i am commander robert o'sullivan and i am here tonight to present the third quarter audit for the electronic communication devices for bias. i will start this evening as i always do with this presentation to provide some background for the commission as well as the viewing public. all members are aware the department's electronic communication devices and systems are audited and the members do not have an expectation of privacy. the following documents explain the department's policies concerning the use of communication devices and systems. number one, department general order 10.08, which is titled use of computers and peripheral equipment. department bulletin 19-051 titled sfpd members expectation of privacy, use of computers, peripheral equipment, and facilities. and finally, third, internal affairs bureau order 18-02. it is important to know the auditor limited to devices that the department o

i will be that old dude in the barbershop, yeah, this youngblood mispronounces shit all right but donaldrump invented not making since. watch him say burisma. you ain't never seen anybody mispronounce burisma like that. while we've heard trump talk about burisma and hunter biden a million times before, he's still look for material. he seems to have stumbled on a previously unreported issue that might blow the leks open. >> president trump is leaning into another fake conspiracy theory to discredit former president barack obama. "the washington post" says president trump used his twitter account to say osama bin laden wasn't killed by u.s. special forces in 2011. >> president trump says the administration killed osama bin laden's double not the terrorist leader in the raid. >> the post says the president retweeted the allegation the obama administration deliberately shot down a helicopter with u.s. navy seals as a part of an elaborate coverup. >> trevor: this is what i'm talking about! none of this boring shit with hunter biden's email and burisma. president obama killed a osama bin laden

we'll -- sergeant youngblood will put us in touch. can do something, i will, but i'm not sure how much i can do. my understanding of the federal case is it's over, it ended, but we can talk more. in the meantime, miss brown, if i can call the tip line if anyone has information about the murder of your son. >> sure. >> vice president taylor: it's 415-575-4444. >> clerk: there are no more public comments. >> vice president taylor: thank you. all right. so next line item? >> clerk: line item 5, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 7 below, closed session, including public comment on item 6, vote to hold item 7 in closed session. at this time, if members would like to make a comment on-line item 5, please press star, three to enter the queue, and there are no public callers. >> vice president taylor: okay. next line item? >> clerk: line item 6, vote on whether to hold line item 7 in closed session, san francisco administrative code section 67.10. action. >> vice president taylor: is there a motion? >> commissioner brookter: so

sergeant youngblood k you hear me? >> yes. >> thank you. good evening, vice president taylor, commissioner, chief scott, and director henderson. i am commander robert o'sullivan and i am here tonight to present the third quarter audit for the electronic communication devices for bias. i will start this evening as i always do with this presentation to provide some background for the commission as well as the viewing public. all members are aware the department's electronic communication devices and systems are audited and the members do not have an expectation of privacy. the following documents explain the department's policies concerning the use of communication devices and systems. number one, department general order 10.08, which is titled use of computers and peripheral equipment. department bulletin 19-051 titled sfpd members expectation of privacy, use of computers, peripheral equipment, and facilities. and finally, third, internal affairs bureau order 18-02. it is important to know the auditor limited to devices that the department o

sergeant youngblood k you hear me? >> yes. >> thank you.ood evening, vice president taylor, commissioner, chief scott, and director henderson. i am commander robert o'sullivan and i am here tonight to present the third quarter audit for the electronic communication devices for bias. i will start this evening as i always do with this presentation to provide some background for the commission as well as the viewing public. all members are aware the department's electronic communication devices and systems are audited and the members do not have an expectation of privacy. the following documents explain the department's policies concerning the use of communication devices and systems. number one, department general order 10.08, which is titled use of computers and peripheral equipment. department bulletin 19-051 titled sfpd members expectation of privacy, use of computers, peripheral equipment, and facilities. and finally, third, internal affairs bureau order 18-02. it is important to know the auditor limited to devices that the department own

the next slide, sergeant youngblood, is bias.can see, five recommendations since the last report have been put in either external review or external validation, and the recommendation numbers are listed there for you. five additional recommendations, as i stated before, have been prescreened, so those are about ready to go to external review. we are at basically 20% substantial compliance in the bias category, and we are making significant movement on the -- between the runs that are in external review and the ones that have been prescreened. so we have a total of 54 recommendations. very important category, as they all are. revised, as they are, we need to move the needle on bias for being a bias free police department, and this category hopefully will get us -- well, it will get us going in the direction that we're going, but hopefully, those recommendations will get us going to the other things that have been problematic. next slide, community policing. community policing, we had five recommendations that achieve substantial c

senior, i know the gaps between myself and my generational [inaudible] so what i describe as the youngbloodsmen and women that are coming up, and how much they need to know our history and our traditions. so i just wanted to thank you for that. i also am saddened because i know that you had a spanish class that folks were sponsoring. i know that that instructor was, i believe, laid off or dismissed from that program, so that's the reason that spanish class is no longer existing. is that correct, lieutenant lopez? >> yes, it's no longer active. we tried to continue it, but [inaudible]. >> commissioner nakajo: i understand, and we had the pleasure of meeting that instructor, and how dynamic he was, as well. a person of color, speaking a secondary language. i know how important it is for our memory kberz bers to go ou community. if you had the ability to speak mandarin or spanish or tagalog, how important it is to give members of the community the relief that that help is there. so i applaud you for your effort. please continue your work to be associated with the department and also with your w