Produce the reports im going to show you. We worked closely with the sheriff to make this happen and we have the dual reporting report the codes and the ethnicities. As of october last were we did it and we had to come back together because we were getting ones that said not entered and we took care of that so we are now getting pretty good statistics and thats what i am going to show you. So this is as i mentioned the bookings by race i should point out these are adult bookings and these are actually inclusive of both the sheriff, the police as well as 13 other agencies. Lieutenant dave hardy, the sheriff is providing this to me and includes a number of smaller agency. The lions share are police, about 80 and 7 sheriff and 12 from smaller agencies and veterans police, fbi, adult provision, da investigations, and a few others. Questions about this slide . And then the bookings by ethnicity. Questions now or no . Go ahead. So i understand the difference between the slides the lasted sli
Have my email address. Thank you chief. Any questions for me . Okay thank you. Good evening director griffin. Good evening commissioners. This is a follow up presentation to one that was made back in september of last year, and we talked at that time about arrest reporting in San Francisco and specifically about ucr, race reporting and ethnicity reporting. The first two slides are from that presentation just as a refresher what we talked about then and the remaining three are from this presentation. So going back what we talked about is why we were reporting the way we were reporting what race codes we were choosing and why, and what i wanted at that time is that we report crime by race according to the California Department of justice, which is the middle box. The California Department of justice requires that we report the races that you see there, and they define hispanic as an ethnicity, not a race. Thats why you didnt see it as one of our race codes. You see it in order so the whi
Box. The California Department of justice requires that we report the races that you see there, and they define hispanic as an ethnicity, not a race. Thats why you didnt see it as one of our race codes. You see it in order so the white house of management and budget has made a change to the race codes so they now include what you see there. White, black, american indian, alaskan, and Pacific Islanders i dont know how they occur but thats what they are currently. California department of justice is still the same that you see. The fbi is the same as that. What we agreed in the last meeting is that in San Francisco we would continue to report race and we are required to report according to the code but we also talked about beginning to use the 19 ethnicities that we have available to us in the sheriffs system. The sheriff had a system that provided 19 ethnicities. We plan to go to that system eventually. Were currently not on it. We do an arrest card and give it to the sheriff and the sh
Faith in her and its well placed. We have made fewer arrests and i think that will continue to occur. Again we are focusing our efforts on moving forward but if there is anything you would like me to address now im on the administration side of the Police Department please dont hesitant to let me know either facetoface or by email you all have my email address. Thank you chief. Any questions for me . Okay thank you. Good evening director griffin. Good evening commissioners. This is a follow up presentation to one that was made back in september of last year, and we talked at that time about arrest reporting in San Francisco and specifically about ucr, race reporting and ethnicity reporting. The first two slides are from that presentation just as a refresher what we talked about then and the remaining three are from this presentation. So going back what we talked about is why we were reporting the way we were reporting what race codes we were choosing and why, and what i wanted at that
Night. 16 Police Officers injured in all, several police cars damaged. Only one arrest so far. This after the Justice Department announces the investigation into the Police Killing of this man, terrence crutcher. This went down in tulsa, oklahoma. Police now say crutcher was not armed but he ignored their commands. The latest incidents pushing the concerns of africanamericans into the political spotlight. Hillary clinton and donald trump touching on the tragedies as they try to connect with africanamerican voters. There was a lot to cover this morning. You listened to that long News Conference in charlotte which was surprising because they gave out a lot of information. Reporter they really did give a lot of information but we still dont know a lot because the investigation is really just getting under way at this point as the chief made so very clear. First i want to talk about scott. His family says 43 years old, he had seven children and as you said, he was a family man. They say he