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Public Comment: Residents Deliver Materials Allege Uninvestigated Crimes; Commission Accepts Packages

San Francisco Police Commission · December 8, 2010
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Summary

Public commenters delivered written materials alleging uninvestigated violent crimes and incidents involving electronic weapons; commissioners acknowledged receipt but did not take formal action at the meeting.

During the public-comment period on Dec. 8, members of the public delivered documents to the commission alleging serious wrongdoing and requesting follow-up by Internal Affairs.

Christine Harris handed in a packet related to electromagnetic weapons and distributed a news release and a billboard copy for commissioners to review. Doug Millar, a private investigator from Santa Rosa, told the commission he and other witnesses had delivered letters and exhibits to Lieutenant Valerie Agard and inspector Keller alleging that the SFPD had refused to investigate violent crimes against young children and other serious allegations. Millar named retired FBI official Ted Gunderson and others as participants in these complaints and said materials had been delivered for investigation.

Commission staff accepted the materials. The meeting record shows no departmental response at the time beyond acknowledgement of receipt; no formal investigation status update was provided during the open meeting.