THE SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT’S INTERIM CHIEF TONEY CHAPLIN MET DOZENS OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO DISCUSS CHANGES IN THE DEPARTMENT. THE MEETING WAS ORGANIZED BY THE SEIU AND THE JUSTICE FOR MARIO WOODS COALITION. WHILE THE POLICE CHIEF PRESENTED THE REFORMS HE HAS BEEN WORKING ON, ACTIVISTS REPEATED THEIR DEMANDS THAT THE POLICE OFFICERS WHO KILLED MARIO WOODS LAST YEAR BE CHARGED WITH MURDER, AND THAT AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DEPARTMENT’S PATTERNS AND PRACTICES OF BEHAVIOR BE CONDUCTED.
PACIFICA’S GREGOIRE HUET HAS A STORY.