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Police Commission orders nondisclosure of closed session discussion, announces disciplinary assignment

San Francisco Police Commission · April 1, 2010
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Summary

The commission moved and ordered nondisclosure of a recent closed‑session discussion (Item 4) and announced assignment of two disciplinary cases (SMC 10‑081 and SMC 10‑0082) for evidence taking. No further disciplinary dates were set at the meeting.

During the March 31 Police Commission meeting in Bayview, commissioners took two administrative actions under routine business.

Early in the agenda the commission considered Item 4, a vote on whether to disclose discussion held in closed session. Commissioner Thomas Mazuko moved a motion for nondisclosure; the motion was seconded and the chair announced, 'Without objection, so ordered.' The transcript records no roll‑call vote.

Under Item 8 the clerk announced the assignment of disciplinary charges filed in two SMC cases (referred to in the meeting as SMC 10‑081 and SMC 10‑0082) to an individual commissioner for the taking of evidence on dates to be determined. The clerk noted that, under normal rotation, the matters would go to the next commissioner for scheduling.

The meeting closed with an adjournment in honor of former Assistant Chief James Lynch. The agenda did not include further details on the disciplinary cases, including alleged conduct or hearing dates; the clerk said the dates would be set later by the assigned commissioner.