The press about not dealing with this issue. I think that is us and another department. Im really glad to see that there is no backlog, that we are on it, and i do agree commissioner hammer was in the forefront of this. I think the department for all the hard work that you have done i have a quick question. I am just wondering, one of them is a number of intent of notifications and it looks like wrong number, relocation, no call back. Looks like they are not notified its a zero and i just want to say ten and 12 are kind of the same thing, even though you made an attempt to notify, or am i misunderstanding that . What we want we want to realize we want to get to you the attempt. What we are saying is we attempted to contact every person that we could. We also wanted to give you a context and the number for those that we did try to attempt, we were unable to contact them. We want to give you both numbers but when it comes to 12 and it says people who are not notified say zero, even thoug
Commissioner, you have a quorum. Also present is chief William Scott of the San Francisco Police Department and director Paul Henderson from the department of Police Accountability. Good evening, everybody. This is to july 10th, 2019 meeting at the San Francisco Police Commission. We have a full closed agenda tonight so we will allow two minutes for Public Comment. I also want to announce, on item number 4, there was a working group that met today at 1 00 p. M. For about an hour and a half on s. P. 1421 and the purpose of the meeting was to work through the protocol that we were actually going to discuss tonight. Commissioners chaired that meeting, which i attended and they requested that we not address item four tonight so we will move that until that working group meets once again, maybe twice again and we have a final document to present to the full commission and to the public. We are taking item number 4 off calendar for today. Okay. We just found that out. Next,. Line item one, a
Commissioner, you have a quorum. Also present is chief William Scott of the San Francisco Police Department and director Paul Henderson from the department of Police Accountability. Good evening, everybody. This is to july 10th, 2019 meeting at the San Francisco Police Commission. We have a full closed agenda tonight so we will allow two minutes for Public Comment. I also want to announce, on item number 4, there was a working group that met today at 1 00 p. M. For about an hour and a half on s. P. 1421 and the purpose of the meeting was to work through the protocol that we were actually going to discuss tonight. Commissioners chaired that meeting, which i attended and they requested that we not address item four tonight so we will move that until that working group meets once again, maybe twice again and we have a final document to present to the full commission and to the public. We are taking item number 4 off calendar for today. Okay. We just found that out. Next,. Line item one, a
I want to, in case he is watching, i want to think commissioner hammer for bringing this to our attention. I want to echo that. We were here when the backlog was huge and we were all over the press about not dealing with this issue. I think that is us and another department. Im really glad to see that there is no backlog, that we are on it, and i do agree commissioner hammer was in the forefront of this. I think the department for all the hard work that you have done i have a quick question. I am just wondering, one of them is a number of intent of notifications and it looks like wrong number, relocation, no call back. Looks like they are not notified its a zero and i just want to say ten and 12 are kind of the same thing, even though you made an attempt to notify, or am i misunderstanding that . What we want we want to realize we want to get to you the attempt. What we are saying is we attempted to contact every person that we could. We also wanted to give you a context and the number
Specifically about those numbers and remember these are only the cases that actually had a Sexual Assault kids that was completed. There are somewhere there was no kit and so those numbers arent included in this but i will add captain chin into clear that up for you. Good evening, commissioners, chief. Yes, you are correct. Out of the 165 cases, 20 were only presented to the District Attorneys office. That was made by the arrest for the sixmonth period. That is an incredibly low number. If you could give us some sense of why this is. Was this all for a lack of evidence . You can prosecute a Sexual Assault case without necessarily a d. N. A. Evidence and obviously want that, but give us some context so we are not just left with an incredibly low percentage, 20 out of 165, if you have it. Yes, maam. Out of the 165 that the jet bt chief beauty chief said, 86 were inactive, but we have cleared 47 out of those 47, 25 were cleared , 21 were out of county, which is one that was unfounded. Two