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Police Commission approves closed session and votes to keep discussion confidential
Summary
The commission voted to go into closed session on personnel/disciplinary matters and, on reconvening, approved a motion for non‑disclosure of the closed‑session discussion, the panel announced without objection.
San Francisco — The Police Commission voted to retire into a closed session on Oct. 15 to consider motions related to dismissal of disciplinary charges and other personnel matters. The closed session was authorized under cited state and local code provisions. After returning to open session at 7:42 p.m., a motion was made and seconded to withhold disclosure of the closed‑session discussion; commissioners approved non‑disclosure "without objection."
The agenda identified the closed session as relating to motions filed in case number C05‑046 and referred to applicable Government Code and San Francisco administrative code sections. The commission did not disclose substantive details of the closed discussion, consistent with the motion it approved.
Commissioners then resumed regular business. No additional public actions or votes tied to the closed session were disclosed at the meeting.
