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Had expired in 2004 and also, he directs some of his action toward us, toward the police. As far as getting rid of the armor piercing bullets and giving us tools to prevent and prosecute gun crimes he calls for more School Resource officers and more counselors in the schools and he asks that the nation assure that youngsters that people that are 16 and 25 years old are the ones that where the Mental Illness appears in us. And also, that is the same age group that is less likely to ask for help. ...

Shepherding this on into the new role and were appreciative of that. I would like to welcome and honor anna dearce. Come on up. [applause] and baeart fong. [applause] thank you and i dont think either of these folks are here tonight, ben cough man and claire waskey so lets give them a hand for their years of service and just to remind folk this is is a volunteer position and although its rewarded handsomely with one meal a month, so we really appreciate all your hard work so now were going to re...

Really show our support for peer resources at a time of transition when its needed. I am committed myself as others connected to the program to be a supporter of whatever needed. Thank you. Thank you. Roll call please. Thank you. Ms. Wong. Yes. Ms. Fewer. Yes. Mr. Haney. Yes. Ms. Maufas. Yes. Ms. Mendoza. Aye. Ms. Murase. Aye. President norton. Yes. Seven ayes. Commissioners, if you will do the honors with the certificates. Thank you. All right. The next item we have recognition of mentoring for...

Any further Public Comment . Hearing none, Public Comment is now closed, call the next item, item two. Item two, chief report, report and discussion, we did that. Review of recent activities good evening, chief. Good evening commissioners it has been busy since last we met. August 30, thank you for the commissioners that came to see the 253th recruit class graduate 36 new, and we have another class that will start on september 30th and will start with 50. Thanks to the commissioners who attended...

Report on BART reveals racial disparity in policing, agency commits to change FacebookTwitterEmail BART’s Police Department is committing to six new measures for more equitable policing, including a new policy on drawing and deploying guns, after recommendations from an outside agency in a long-anticipated report published Jan. 8.Jessica Christian / The Chronicle 2020 BART’s Police Department is committing to six new measures for more equitable policing, including updating its gun use polic...