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Commission removes disciplinary case from calendar after officer retires; votes to hold closed session

San Francisco Police Commission · March 19, 2008
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Summary

The commission agreed to remove disciplinary charges in case C07-154ALW from the calendar after the officer retired and voted to enter closed session for a personnel matter at 6:00 p.m.

The San Francisco Police Commission moved on March 19 to take disciplinary charges in case C07-154ALW off its calendar after the officer facing the charges was reported to have retired. Lieutenant Reilly introduced Item 3 and told the commission the city’s retirement board had verified the officer’s retirement; the commission moved and seconded the removal and the president ordered the charges off the calendar with the note that the case may be returned if the officer later falls within the commission’s jurisdiction.

Shortly afterward, commissioners moved and seconded a separate motion to hold the meeting’s closed session (Item 6) regarding a personnel matter; the motion passed without objection and members prepared to retire into closed session at 6:00 p.m.

The commission did not take public action on penalties or reopen the matter in public session; the removal was procedural because the subject was no longer a department employee under current circumstances.