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Resident alleges 'microwave weapons' and names officer; commission hears public pleas
Summary
During public comment at the Oct. 28 meeting a resident, Christine Harris, said she has been 'stalked' and alleges 'microwave weapons have been used on me,' asked the commission for assistance and named Sergeant Raymond Beasley as someone she believes is involved; other speakers called for action and protections.
During public comment at the Police Commission meeting, Christine Harris testified that she has been a San Francisco resident for 20 years and described having been "stalked" and targeted with electronic attacks.
"I have been stalked and, microwave weapons have been used on me," Harris said, and told commissioners she has sought assistance from law enforcement and members of Congress without success. Harris said she has medical exams that she said show eye and ear damage and asked the commission for help for herself and "other victims in our city." She also said she had "reason to believe that Sergeant Raymond Beasley is involved in some of the crimes against me." The transcript records no on-the-record response by the chief or other commissioners to those allegations in open session.
Peter Alexander, a separate public commenter, praised Chief George Gascon's efforts to confront drug dealers and urged "honest law enforcement" to address alleged internal corruption and to "cease the harassment of Christine Harris." Alexander made broader accusations about historical CIA involvement in drug-related matters and warned that insufficient action would prompt further public response.
The commission did not take formal action on these public allegations during the meeting; requests for investigations or referrals were not recorded on the public record. Commissioners accepted the comments as part of public comment and proceeded with the agenda.
