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At a glance: police commission moves — closed session, Penlink, minutes and disciplinary assignments

San Francisco Police Commission · January 3, 2007
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Summary

The commission approved holding a closed session on litigation and a personnel evaluation, approved forwarding a Penlink software acceptance request to the Board of Supervisors, approved minutes and assigned disciplinary cases C06-217, C06-219, C06-220 to Commissioner Campos and C06-202 to Commissioner Lee; it adjourned in memory of Officer Brian Tavera.

Several procedural and administrative actions were resolved by the Police Commission during the meeting.

- Closed session: The commission voted to retire into closed session to discuss existing litigation (Bettencourt et al. v. City & County of San Francisco; Breslin et al. v. City & County of San Francisco) and a personnel performance evaluation of the chief of police; motion carried by voice vote with no objection and the closed session was scheduled to begin at 5:41 p.m.

- Penlink: Motion to forward the department's request to accept the Penlink Analysis software to the Board of Supervisors was moved and approved without objection.

- Minutes: The commission approved the minutes for Nov. 8 and Nov. 15, 2006, following a motion and second.

- Disciplinary assignments: The chair announced assignment of disciplinary cases C06-217, C06-219 and C06-220 to an individual commissioner (rotation to Commissioner Campos) and case C06-202 assigned to Commissioner Lee for taking evidence; dates to be determined.

- Adjournment: The meeting adjourned at 8:20 p.m. in memory of Officer Brian Tavera (star 1941).

All motions recorded in the meeting were passed by voice vote and several were adopted "without objection."