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San Francisco Police Commission · January 14, 2009

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Opening remarks and praise for chief search process

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Unidentified speaker (union representative) thanked the commission for defining the chief search process, urged seeking input from rank-and-file officers and community, and encouraged an inclusive search for a leader committed to community policing.

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San Francisco Police Commission heard a presentation of the Citrus (UC Berkeley) evaluation of the City's Community Safety Camera Program and extensive public comment. The report found a roughly 24% decline in nearby property crime but no measurable effect on violent crime and recommended management, storage, audit, and policy changes; commissioners asked for a departmental plan and timeline.

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