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Commission moves to closed session on disciplinary matter, votes not to disclose discussions
Summary
The commission moved into closed session for disciplinary matters involving Inspector Marvisha L. Richardson and later voted not to disclose any or all discussion held in closed session.
The San Francisco Police Commission moved into closed session Dec. 9 to consider disciplinary charges filed against Inspector Marvisha L. Richardson (file numbers ALWC07-076 and ALWC09-004). Commissioner Onik framed the matter and said the officer had waived the right to a closed hearing; commissioners then agreed to move into closed session for parts of the matter under the stated legal authorities.
A motion to go into closed session was made and seconded; the record shows a motion by Commissioner Mizuko and a second by Commissioner Onik. The commission retired to closed session at approximately 6:27 p.m. under cited legal authority including Government Code section 54957 and related administrative code and penal code citations.
After the closed session, the commission returned to open session and took a procedural vote on disclosure. Commissioner De Jesus moved "not to disclose" any or all discussion held in closed session; the motion was seconded and carried without objection.
What happens next: The transcript records the motion to enter closed session and the motion not to disclose; no additional details about the closed-session discussion or any penalties were disclosed in open session.
