There are much more befitting people for this award. Just what did Mario Woods do for the City to EARN this award? Supervisors! Think! To honor this person is a disrespect to honest citizens.
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Jenny hartshorn
10 years ago
What about our fallen heros?? This guy was a criminal....absolutely ridiculous.
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Darrell Duncan
10 years ago
What a disgrace to the officers that gave their lives to protect the citizens of San Francisco
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Jeanne Ferles
10 years ago
Why celebrate a felon. It's BS
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Jennifer Ray
10 years ago
How disrespectful of those who serve day in and day out...and the real victim!!!
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Jennifer Lee
10 years ago
No criminal should be celebrated on any day! But especially this one! July 22, 2015 is the date that my soulmate Sgt Scott Lunger of the Hayward Police was killed. Please share and sign to keep criminals from be celebrated. This date is already a tragically special one to so many people in the Bay Area as well as Law Enforcement.
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Michael Orlando
10 years ago
SF supervisors have gone waaayyy too far
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The supervisors decision is appalling. The SFPOA's letter is perfectly worded. The action of the board of supervisors is shameful and disrespectful to all others who have rightly been remembered. Why does SF want to be highlighted as a city who glorifies felons?!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
stop glorifying criminals. What message are you sending young people?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
No.
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Marvin Cabuntala
10 years ago
Let's honor fallen heroes that died in the line of duty or the ones that died serving our country. They deserve a day each year, not for an attempted homicide suspect.
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Krista Sansen
10 years ago
There's no words to adequately express my disgust with this notion.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I refuse to honor a low-life criminal. I know of this individual through personal friends who had numerous run ins with him. He was just a rotten individual all around. Do not disgrace San Francisco this way. What message are we promoting by honoring terrible individuals like excrement of society?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I can't believe this is even a thing that needs to be addressed. He did not comply, had a weapon, and therefore was a perceived threat. It could have ended much better for him if he followed the officers instructions. No wife, husband, mother, father, brother, sister, son, or daughter should have to loose their family member because they are a LEO who was pressured by the media and others not to be proactive when their lives are at risk. It is a great injustice for law abiding citizens to have their LEOs being afraid of being called racist, or city representatives giving them a bad name by announcing the perpetrators has been rewarded by a day named in their honor. Makes me sick.
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Pamela Neal
10 years ago
NO Remembrance Day!
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Terry Truong
10 years ago
This is not the right way to go about bridging a gap. This is the way to burn the bridge altogether.
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Manuel Newman
10 years ago
No. No. No.
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Josh olson
10 years ago
The board of supervisors should resign in shame.
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Scott Rivers
10 years ago
Shame on San Francisco's board of supervisors!
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Paul Lunger
10 years ago
I am so upset by this that I really can't even put into words how I feel. Maybe sickened, appalled, shocked? No word adequately expresses my feelings about this. Shame on S.F. board of supervisors.
There are much more befitting people for this award. Just what did Mario Woods do for the City to EARN this award? Supervisors! Think! To honor this person is a disrespect to honest citizens.
What about our fallen heros?? This guy was a criminal....absolutely ridiculous.
What a disgrace to the officers that gave their lives to protect the citizens of San Francisco
Why celebrate a felon. It's BS
How disrespectful of those who serve day in and day out...and the real victim!!!
No criminal should be celebrated on any day! But especially this one! July 22, 2015 is the date that my soulmate Sgt Scott Lunger of the Hayward Police was killed. Please share and sign to keep criminals from be celebrated. This date is already a tragically special one to so many people in the Bay Area as well as Law Enforcement.
SF supervisors have gone waaayyy too far
The supervisors decision is appalling. The SFPOA's letter is perfectly worded. The action of the board of supervisors is shameful and disrespectful to all others who have rightly been remembered. Why does SF want to be highlighted as a city who glorifies felons?!
stop glorifying criminals. What message are you sending young people?
No.
Let's honor fallen heroes that died in the line of duty or the ones that died serving our country. They deserve a day each year, not for an attempted homicide suspect.
There's no words to adequately express my disgust with this notion.
I refuse to honor a low-life criminal. I know of this individual through personal friends who had numerous run ins with him. He was just a rotten individual all around. Do not disgrace San Francisco this way. What message are we promoting by honoring terrible individuals like excrement of society?
I can't believe this is even a thing that needs to be addressed. He did not comply, had a weapon, and therefore was a perceived threat. It could have ended much better for him if he followed the officers instructions. No wife, husband, mother, father, brother, sister, son, or daughter should have to loose their family member because they are a LEO who was pressured by the media and others not to be proactive when their lives are at risk. It is a great injustice for law abiding citizens to have their LEOs being afraid of being called racist, or city representatives giving them a bad name by announcing the perpetrators has been rewarded by a day named in their honor. Makes me sick.
NO Remembrance Day!
This is not the right way to go about bridging a gap. This is the way to burn the bridge altogether.
No. No. No.
The board of supervisors should resign in shame.
Shame on San Francisco's board of supervisors!
I am so upset by this that I really can't even put into words how I feel. Maybe sickened, appalled, shocked? No word adequately expresses my feelings about this. Shame on S.F. board of supervisors.