Organizations have been demanding for years, the worldwide abolition of the death penalty. Despite this, 58 countries still implement it. Among them, the usa, japan, and china and india, the worlds most populous countries. In 34 of these countries, people who commit drug offences, including possession, use, and dealing, can be executed. According to amnesty international, 11 countries have sentenced people to death for drug crimes in the past two years alone. Hundreds were executed in iran in the first half of this year. She still hoping against hope that her husband will not be executed. But there is the fear that they will knock on her door and inform her that her children are now fatherless. We meet in an anonymous location in tehran. She does not want to be seen with a camera crew at her home. She is too afraid of being ostracized by the community. Comfortable talking about her fate on the street. We get into a car. Once inside, she shows me a document, her husbands death sentence.
Used very often and the last point thats what it came down frankly heres what im worried about you know what the next option could be we dont replace that with or have Something Else thats what im more worried about and seeing scenarios that is what i have left to do and i dont want to get into that so i will agree. Now ill say that part of discussion oh, im sorry commissioner Vice President turman. I just just to be clear it is stated the intent of the commission to eliminate the caroid but we need to look at other intermediate use of force options with the paid approach the giving you is okay with that im sounl in favor of eliminating this. It is also a question of under what circumstances to be authorized ill take to commissioner mazzucco. We had the misconception the caroid was a choke hold it is different i see the doctor understands that and essentially had a demonstrated and saw videotapes actually, the caroid used by San Francisco Police Officers responding to a Domestic Violen
Among them, the usa, japan, and china and india, the worlds most populous countries. In 34 of these countries, people who commit drug offences, including possession, use, and dealing, can be executed. According to amnesty international, 11 countries have sentenced people to death for drug crimes in the past two years alone. Hundreds were executed in iran in the first half of this year. She still hoping against hope that her husband will not be executed. But there is the fear that they will knock on her door and inform her that her children are now fatherless. We meet in an anonymous location in tehran. She does not want to be seen with a camera crew at her home. She is too afraid of being ostracized by the community. Comfortable talking about her fate on the street. We get into a car. Once inside, she shows me a document, her husbands death sentence. He is going to be hanged for smuggling drugs, a sentence that cannot be appealed. There were almost two kilos of drugs in the package tha
Among them, the usa, japan, and china and india, the worlds most populous countries. In 34 of these countries, people who commit drug offences, including possession, use, and dealing, can be executed. According to amnesty international, 11 countries have sentenced people to death for drug crimes in the past two years alone. Hundreds were executed in iran in the first half of this year. She still hoping against hope that her husband will not be executed. But there is the fear that they will knock on her door and inform her that her children are now fatherless. We meet in an anonymous location in tehran. She does not want to be seen with a camera crew at her home. She is too afraid of being ostracized by the community. Comfortable talking about her fate on the street. We get into a car. Once inside, she shows me a document, her husbands death sentence. He is going to be hanged for smuggling drugs, a sentence that cannot be appealed. There were almost two kilos of drugs in the package tha
Intern chief of police the office of citizens complaints joyce hicks you. Well to the monday, december 21, 2016, thank you for being here ill start off by welcoming our newest supervisor commissioner hwang well get to hear from you it is great to have you here and change a little bit of the order of agenda so if youre following along ill move up items 4 and 5 up to after 2 the consent calendar is well go in order one, 2, 4, and 5 and then sergeant, next line item. Item one presentation of certificate presentation of the California Department of alcohol abc significant Achievement Award to the abc liaison unit alu. Hello and thank you for allowing us a few minutes im the acting director the alcoholic beverage for the state and here to acknowledge the work of the San Francisco Police Department and ill ask them to please come up here we definitely want to acknowledge their hard work we develop programs i to paint the picture two hundred agents on the street and manage 90 thousand liquor