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S.F. Police Commission flags gaps in patrol-specials oversight as beats shrink

San Francisco Police Commission · September 11, 2013
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Summary

A commission report found the patrol-specials program reduced from 148 beats to 67 with only 18 fully compliant beats; common problems include missing guard/firearms cards, client lists, and insurance issues (city not named as additional insured). Commissioners proposed administrative monitoring and a November rules review.

The Police Commission received a detailed compliance report on Sept. 11 showing persistent administrative and operational gaps in San Francisco's patrol-specials program. Lieutenant Colleen Petu and Officer Carla Brown presented a compliance chart indicating 9 active patrol specials and 17 assistants (26 total), a consolidation from 148 historic beats to 67.

Key findings: Officer Carla Brown summarized the principal compliance shortfalls: "At that time, 4 of the…

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