From prohibited persons. Yeah, the team took the lead on that. What we would do at that time we ko call fabre and he would coordinate the list of people that were prohibited and we would every day take a time out in the schedule to go out and visit those people and recover the guns whenever possible and at one point we recovered over 250 of these guns every day and pass it out to district stages like we said earlier to make sure that all, or anyone that was prohibited in their district, the officers knew about it and then, they would be coordinated effort to go out and reach out and contact these people, and get the guns back. And run out now . It is not grant, there is no reason why we cant take a look at where we are at with the program right now and reinitiate it ourselves. Right, i was thinking or develop some type of unit that has that responsibility and perhaps a budget if we need to. I was going to say, there are so many things that we are going to do when we get back to full st
And celebrations. We continued to participate in the operation homeless connect and veterans connect day long events. We also had several Media Opportunities to discuss civilian oversight and the occs services. In april of last year, i was interviewed by former Police Commissioner david onic as part of his criminal justice conversations pod cast. Is he a very fellow at the Berkeley Center for criminal justice and in 2011, i was interviewed by the tribune and kgo news. We, do substantial work with Mental Health organizations and the Police Department and we did work in the area of the crisis intervention teams, and the work that we have done was featured in San Francisco, nahmi fall 2012 out of the fog newsletter. We have reported in the past in 2011, and 12 attended the meeting and gave several presentations. In addition to the awards received by miss salazar for the medation program, they worked diligently to train and recruit volunteers on medation and the result of these efforts of
What we would do at that time we ko call fabre and he would coordinate the list of people that were prohibited and we would every day take a time out in the schedule to go out and visit those people and recover the guns whenever possible and at one point we recovered over 250 of these guns every day and pass it out to district stages like we said earlier to make sure that all, or anyone that was prohibited in their district, the officers knew about it and then, they would be coordinated effort to go out and reach out and contact these people, and get the guns back. And run out now . It is not grant, there is no reason why we cant take a look at where we are at with the program right now and reinitiate it ourselves. Right, i was thinking or develop some type of unit that has that responsibility and perhaps a budget if we need to. I was going to say, there are so many things that we are going to do when we get back to full staffing, especially now that we initiated these efficiency plans
Will have their guns and i understand that california we have a crossreference checking, so if there is an order of Domestic Violence or something, put in place, then it is matched up with if he owns a gun if the person owns a gun or not. Right. Do we have a unit that actually goes and takes the gun from them . What we were doing is we were having some of the frat officers do that and act in concert with our plain clothes officers on the days that we had an overlap and we did net several guns, there was a grant to actually go and do that expired and we still do it if we know about it, maybe the chief beal he was in investigations when we were acting on it. Are you talking about frat . No, recovery of the guns from prohibited persons. Yeah, the team took the lead on that. What we would do at that time we ko call fabre and he would coordinate the list of people that were prohibited and we would every day take a time out in the schedule to go out and visit those people and recover the gun
More people, but creating units is nothing something that is a luxury that i have right now. We actually had officers out of vrt that enjoyed that and took it upon themselves to make sure that they got that list down and paired it down, i think that we went through that list in about, seven or eight or nine months. But, again, it manifest itself and so we will get a fresh list and start it up again. That was one of criticisms that we have, not we but we have a law and some Law Enforcement are not talking the responsibility or the opportunity. Commissioner that was a complete go to the fridge and get the box and we went right through the list. Marshall, a couple of things. Commissioner kingsley, and do the prevention piece, i have never looked at the department as a that it is not their forte, i dont think that it should be, they put into place because and because they are doing their best. I think that it is the Community Responsibility for do the prevention piece and i think that it i