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Mother urges SFPD and city to boost visibility of homicide rewards
Summary
During public comment, Paula Brown told the Police Commission she has displayed photos of her son and seeks city-sanctioned venues such as Muni, BART and libraries to increase visibility for a $250,000 reward; the SFPD said posters are distributed to district stations and the department will explore MTA and library posting.
Paula Brown — identified in remarks to the commission as the mother of Aubrey Abricasa, who was shot to death on Aug. 14, 2006 — urged the San Francisco Police Commission on March 4 to provide public venues to display victims’ photographs and to increase publicity for an existing $250,000 reward.
Brown described daily grief and said the reward, while substantial, has…
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