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San Francisco Police Commission honors civilian rescuer, elects parliamentarian and votes to meet in closed session

San Francisco Police Commission · April 5, 2017
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Summary

The Police Commission presented a certificate to Jay Van Dyckman for helping subdue a man who tried to grab an officer's firearm, unanimously elected Commissioner Malera as parliamentarian (4–1, one excused), and voted to move into closed session on disciplinary matters required by state law.

A San Francisco Police Commission meeting on April 5, 2017, opened with a certificate of appreciation for Jay Van Dyckman, a traveler who intervened when an individual attempted to grab a sergeant’s firearm at the international terminal on Nov. 4, 2016. Deputy Chief Schmidt described the incident and credited Van Dyckman with helping restrain the subject until officers secured him. “He took direct action that saved our sergeant's life,” Deputy Chief Schmidt said.

After the recognition, the commission considered Item 2 to establish an official parliamentarian. Commissioner Mazuko moved to…

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