Talked to. Since then we have contacted all of them. We have recovered 81 guns that are no longer in their hands and other cases have been closed for some reasons like those with Mental Health issues once theyre five years in duration, they fall off the list. Some of the people on the list have actually either were deceased or died since. Some people have restraining orders that caused them to be prohibited. Those orders have either expired or been withdrawn. Some people have moved out of the city, in fact, one of our people that we contacted was a person that had been 51 50d and had a firearm. We called to ask about the firearm. The person lived in marin. Said he had the firearm. They went to marin. That person had 71 guns in his residence that are now property for safekeeping with the department of justice until his Mental Health condition is five years old. And the misdemeanor prohibitions have a 10 year shelf life and they fall off the list. So, currently we have no backlog in San
You need the resources you need to have them. Its better to have them and not need them rather than to not have them because you cant get them there. So, unfortunately the game turned out the way it turned out. Officers were pretty much all released before 10 00 p. M. Had it gone a different way, im sure some of us would probably still be out there. So, it was much like the nfc championship game where it would have gone long into the night had we not had a good plan, the plan was real good, so, again, the officers were home by about 10 00 p. M. After the super bowl there were 25 arrests for public drunkenness and one for setting a tree on fire. The suspect after setting the tree on fire ran in the direction of mission station. So, the escape was not well planned. The Wilderness Program did a real nice day hike on the 30th for the kids at Taylor Elementary school. Students, teachers, parents and officers participated. We continue to develop our active shooter class. Weve been solicited
Once theyre five years in duration, they fall off the list. Some of the people on the list have actually either were deceased or died since. Some people have restraining orders that caused them to be prohibited. Those orders have either expired or been withdrawn. Some people have moved out of the city, in fact, one of our people that we contacted was a person that had been 51 50d and had a firearm. We called to ask about the firearm. The person lived in marin. Said he had the firearm. They went to marin. That person had 71 guns in his residence that are now property for safekeeping with the department of justice until his Mental Health condition is five years old. And the misdemeanor prohibitions have a 10 year shelf life and they fall off the list. So, currently we have no backlog in San Francisco. The only cases for prohibited persons that we have yet to touch, we received six this month. One has been contacted one has been closed. One has said that he no longer has the gun. We have
Department. The poa questions his motives for this and his credibility, seeing that he is a selfappointed director of some Watchdog Organization that has one member, himself. So, we challenge him to produce any evidence that inspector miranda did, in fact, misrepresent himself or the department in front of the City Attorneys office. I doubt if he could come forward with that. Thank you. Next speaker. Hearing none come forward, maam. Good evening, commissioners. Good evening, chief. My name is mary kay coner, and i have worked in San Francisco with people who have both psychiatric, neurological, and emotional disabilities and other kinds of disabilities. A ma mort of them who are homeless. In 1996 myself and a group of other people including representatives of the Police Department, the mayors office, and a broad representation from the community took on the issue of how to interact and engage with people and the growing numbers of people in serious Emotional Distress who are on the str
We were noticed back when this program started in 2011 that we had 516 folks that needed to be talked to. Since then we have contacted all of them. We have recovered 81 guns that are no longer in their hands and other cases have been closed for some reasons like those with Mental Health issues once theyre five years in duration, they fall off the list. Some of the people on the list have actually either were deceased or died since. Some people have restraining orders that caused them to be prohibited. Those orders have either expired or been withdrawn. Some people have moved out of the city, in fact, one of our people that we contacted was a person that had been 51 50d and had a firearm. We called to ask about the firearm. The person lived in marin. Said he had the firearm. They went to marin. That person had 71 guns in his residence that are now property for safekeeping with the department of justice until his Mental Health condition is five years old. And the misdemeanor prohibitions