Let me tell that to you loud and cleardont you think because you are in the Police Commission you can disrespect us thank you very much. Sergeant youngblood thank you caller. Good evening caller, you have minutes. Caller my name is kate hot with welcome prosperity block community. Sfp these may have room for improvement and there is no improvement as you referenced four and 16 of the presentation. The numbers of racial disparity in every other are not proven. Its the top five worst precincts in the nation for black disparity. The present attempts to build a relationship withthe community. 01. 8 revised in 2021, sfpd describes itself as a variant with the community as if the community is being overseen by sfpd. Outside of the community precinct, they described it as getting to know the community and being a part of it. A far cry from what sfpd means it to be. Sfpd tells you things are getting better butthey are not. After five yearstheres no explanation for the lack of racial disparity.
Planning departments resolution, also the board of supervisors opening statement which we hope to incorporate noting this is land so we are looking at the immediate action items which are action items 7. 14, 7. 15 and 7. 16 which are immediate action items to adopt that statement and looking at what other departments and programs are using in terms of how they track the impact of legislation through legislation equity lens. Those are kind of the top line next action items for us. And i guess what commissioners on our committee are going to be concentrating on before the next meeting is which organization, which individuals and which kind of items whether they be legislative or issue areas that havent reached a legislative place yet that will be those are the kind of longer term steps that were going to be taking. So if i missed anything, please, my fellow commissioners on our committee or our director feel free to contribute. President laguana great. No do we have any comments commissi
April 19th, 21. Im joined by Supervisor Ahsha Safai and Supervisor Chan. Clerk members will be participating in the meeting remotely. Committee members will attend the meeting and participate in the meeting as if they were physically present. Public comment will be available. Comments are offered to speak during public Comment Period by calling 415 6550001. The Meeting Id is 187 733 9419. Then Press Pound and pound again. When connected, you will hear the meeting discussions but be in listening mode only. When your item of interest comes up, best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and turn down your television or radio. You can also submit public comment to me. If you submit public comment by email, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and will be included as part of the official agenda. That includes my initial comments. Supervisor peskin thank you, can you please call the next item . Clerk yes. Item number one is concerning two members april 27th
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Criminal Trial Association and we are devastated by the attacks on our asian community and we stand in solidarity with supervisor mar and the appi advocates and victims of this violence. In looking ways to protect our asianamerican brothers and sisters, rather than a broken system, we must invest in communitybased solutions. We have relied too long on Police And Prosecution and prisons to protect us from racialized violence. These institutions are systematically bias, disproportionate and dehumanizing. These institutions have failed in the last 170 years to remedy the root causes of violence in our community. We need to increase police presence, to have bureaucracy or to push for more incarceration. We call to invest in our community and to prioritize support for mental Health And Treatment and restorative justice and responses to racialized violence. To bring all people together, including our black, indigenous, communities to promote unity. We cannot charge and punish our way out of