Morning. The morning marty that resolution was passed unanimously so that means and every San Francisco Police Station youre going to now see in the coming weeks, a black lives matter sign hanging up there. The Commission Says this is all in an attempt to continue supporting black lives here in San Francisco, lets get a look at those resolutions on your screen. So first the black lives matter sign has to be visible and it can only say black lives matter nothing else also the posters must be visible to the general public and Police Stations have 30 days from the time that this was passed to actually display those posters now the sides must be at least 32 by 24 inches and they must prominently in exclusively feature that expression, black lives matter the posters are signs also need to be placed in a location that is visible by the general public when visiting the station and it cannot be blocked from view the resolution also mention that the San Francisco Police Department has been on t
Must not be blocked or out of you. Now the resolution also mentions that the San Francisco Police Department has been on the forefront of putting in place many Critical Reforms related to Police Accountability along with buys free policing and Community Policing at the site is damage they also have to replace it. They have 30 days when this resolution was signed to get those place that also theyre saying that theyre bias training for officers who are newly joining the Department Just a few of the steps the Department Says theyre trying to take to continue to keep this conversation going over now reporting here in San Francisco Reyna Harvey Kron 4 news all right rhonda thanks a lot for that live report from San Francisco now lets move to the north bay this morning where the lay of city officials. Are launching an investigation after evidence was destroyed in the case of Sean Monterrosa the 22 yearold was shot and killed by Vallejo Police last month. Authorities say monterroso was kneeli
Jefferson County Health Department Director Kelley Vollmar Resigns mymoinfo.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mymoinfo.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Health Department Executive Director Kelley Vollmar has resigned, and the Board of Trustees has approved a severance package that pays her nearly $70,000 in salary and benefits through June.