they will contact the response coordinator. and then i wanted to put there, when somebody is wounded in coming out of the hospital, they may be engaged with wraparound projects or trauma recovery centers for cor crn s s they are getting discharged. this is the activation peace. they will assess or determine the level of the response that needs to occur. how many staff do we need to send out? they will activate the crisis response team. they will either respond to the crime scene or general hospital. what they will do is follow where everybody has been taken. they will also contact me crn the crn coordinator. supervisor avalos: crt does work with families? where does that occur? general hospital, more than one? we follow the victim and the families. it is a variety of things. sometimes they are negotiating who is going to be the person that represents the family. there is a variety of new ones to deal with. some of the families are quite large. i will talk a little bit abo
accessibility of guns in the city. will san francisco take the lead to address these serious issues? my request when everyone mentions this is, if not now, when? we talk about it, we cry about it, we pray about it, but we have not been able to really do anything about gun-control. obviously, prevention and intervention is the best measure. i feel a lot of sympathy for mary scott s healing circle. i have been there to lobby and help them also in the past. i think this ongoing issue with gun-control is to rampant. we need to do something about it. before i close, i want to show you what guns have been doing to america. i hope this shows it. supervisor avalos: thank you. good afternoon. my name is sheila greer. i would like to thank the supervisors first for hearing me this morning. i am a victim of murder, a witness. i came forward to san francisco and i stood up for what i believed. i believe in what you guys said, what you said about our communities. now the city is leaving
they will contact the response coordinator. and then i wanted to put there, when somebody is wounded in coming out of the hospital, they may be engaged with wraparound projects or trauma recovery centers for cor crn s s they are getting discharged. this is the activation peace. they will assess or determine the level of the response that needs to occur. how many staff do we need to send out? they will activate the crisis response team. they will either respond to the crime scene or general hospital. what they will do is follow where everybody has been taken. they will also contact me crn the crn coordinator. supervisor avalos: crt does work with families? where does that occur? general hospital, more than one? we follow the victim and the families. it is a variety of things. sometimes they are negotiating who is going to be the person that represents the family. there is a variety of new ones to deal with. some of the families are quite large. i will talk a little bit abo
wraparound projects or trauma recovery centers for cor crn s s they are getting discharged. this is the activation peace. they will assess or determine the level of the response that needs to occur. how many staff do we need to send out? they will activate the crisis response team. they will either respond to the crime scene or general hospital. what they will do is follow where everybody has been taken. they will also contact me crn the crn coordinator. supervisor avalos: crt does work with families? where does that occur? general hospital, more than one? we follow the victim and the families. it is a variety of things. sometimes they are negotiating who is going to be the person that represents the family. there is a variety of new ones to deal with. some of the families are quite large. i will talk a little bit about i will continue with that. the response coordinator we will activate a team and designated lead court nation. when they go to the scene or the hospita
thank you for continuing to make this a priority for the city. we are available to assist. economic justice is that the court. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker. good morning, supervisors. marlenetran, spokesperson for the visitation vallate asian alliance. also, ed district attorney gaston s group. last night, the standard trustco police commission held a meeting in visitation valley. many of the people that attended last night, including chief sur, paul henderson, mary harris, and many others were there. i wanted to thank sharon for working with the closely regarding the issues in visitation valley. actually, for years, we all know that there has been disturdentst sector. we have the highest homicide rates on our youth, mainly because of gun violence. why does it take a terrible tragedy, like the aurora shootings to make people understand all this going on? we need to work vigorously to ban assault weapons, the sale of firearms and ammunition via the i