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San Francisco Police Commission · July 9, 2008

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Announcement: anonymous firearm reward and poster rollout

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Chief (identified later in transcript as Chief Fong) described a new anonymous rewards program and multilingual posters to encourage turning in illegal guns. She said the program offers a $5,500 reward for an illegal assault weapon turned in and a $1,000 reward if the firearm leads to an arrest, and posters will be distributed on Muni lines, in public housing and neighborhoods.

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San Francisco Police Department presented a new anonymous firearm reward poster program and a five-year violence prevention plan, launched a public online crime-mapping site (crimereports.com) with plans to expand analytics and data access, updated commissioners on a BEAT foot‑patrol implementation and training plan, and held a closed session on an officer discipline case.

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