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Police Commission votes to assert privilege and not disclose closed-session discussions; adjourns in memory of fallen Hayward sergeant
Summary
The Commission voted to assert attorney-client privilege for a closed session under Administrative Code Sec. 67.10, later voted not to disclose closed-session discussions under Sec. 67.12, and adjourned the public meeting in memory of Sergeant Scott Lunger.
At its Aug. 5 meeting, the San Francisco Police Commission voted to assert attorney-client privilege for a closed-session item and moved into closed session. The motion to assert privilege was made and seconded by commissioners and passed unanimously.
When the Commission returned to the public record later in the meeting, commissioners voted unanimously not to disclose any or all discussions held in closed session pursuant to San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.12. The motion to "not disclose" carried without opposition.
Before adjourning, the Commission approved a motion to adjourn in memory of Sergeant Scott Lunger of the Hayward Police Department; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously.
The votes recorded in public session cover asserting attorney-client privilege and deciding not to disclose the subsequent closed-session discussions; the Commission took no additional publicly recorded formal action on the closed-session matters at the Aug. 5 meeting.
