Advocate on behalf of the chief when its an internal disciplinary matter. Something thats not arising from a citizens complaint. Speaker thank you for that clarification. Vice president turman. Speaker the april 3, 16 report, item number 6 under discipline, the officer was suspended for how many days . One day. One day. Is that consistent with similar instances . Commissioner turman, the occ does not have access to all of the discipline thats imposed by the Police Department. I cannot speak to whether or not it is consistent. What were receiving now and had not been receiving in the past is information from internal Affairs Division of whether or not an officer has passed discipline, and in that way, and looks in the discipline schedule, i can recommend an elevated level of discipline, and so whether this is consistent with past discipline imposed, i think a question that the chief could answer through looking at internal affairs records. Chief, can you offer any enlightenment there. S
Deputy chief hector sinus for acting chief tony chaplin and the director of the occ joyce hicks. Thank you, good evening, everyone. Welcome to the july 6th Police Commission meeting. Thank you for being here. Weve got a full house, and a long agenda with a lot of important items. Were going to go ahead and ive had a request from supervisor avalos who has to take a plane tonight to move our agenda around, so colleagues, ill note were going to move item number 2 first. And take that before item number 1 to accommodate the supervisors schedule. Before we do that, just im going to ask the sergeant to remind us all of the rules of order of the Police Commission. We want to hear from everyone and there are some specific rules that governor how we do Public Comment and all that. So sergeant please read those. Speaker thank you, everyone. Speaker rules of order, members fts public to end titled to comment on items prior to action taken on that item. In addition, the agenda shall provide an opp
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