We should be remembering our fallen officers not a knife weilding criminal.
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Jeremy Pritts
10 years ago
Got what he deserves
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ALAN QUISMORIO
10 years ago
I believe there are men and women who have suffered and died at the hands of abusive police action. This was not one of them.
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T J E Johnson
10 years ago
The non- already-known-to-be-scumbags-supervisors should be ashamed of themselves. They are not representing their constituents.
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Robert Romeyn
10 years ago
DO NOT honor Mario Woods with anything.
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Meir Gordon
10 years ago
I stand with the SFPD.
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Leslie Bradshaw
10 years ago
It's a ridiculous idea and makes San Francisco and the BOS look ridiculous. They should be ashamed of themselves!
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Sixto Molina
10 years ago
Day of remembrance should be reserved for public servants and innocent victims of crime.
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Eric Chiang
10 years ago
Mario Woods would have gotten his day in court to prove is innocence of any crime he was "accused" of doing.. But it is obivious here that these police officers don't get to have theirs. They are being tried and CONVICTED in the court of public opinion.
BOS and the city attorney might as well write a big fat check with lots of zeros to the Woods family because with this stupid and insane "Rememberance Day" you've crucified our police officers for doing their job.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Two wrongs don't make a right.
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Brendan Tinney
10 years ago
Felons should not get holidays.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is a horrible idea that makes San Fransisco look idiotic. Added to their "sanctuary city" status, I feel I will NEVER travel their again and give my tourist dollars to people who would honor criminal(s) in this way, NO MATTER THEIR RACE!
Absolutely RIDICULOUS!
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D
10 years ago
As a law enforcement officer and life long SFBA resident, I am disgusted that the SF Supervisors would honor a criminal in the same manner as a hero. Shame on all of you...
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Joe Kinsley
10 years ago
Please reverse your decision on having a "Mario Woods Day" He was a complete thug who had just stabbed a citizen.
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Bryan Leffew
10 years ago
SF supervisors will sale out good hard working SF residents so they can look good.
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Sammy
10 years ago
He committed a violent crime and does not obey officers' warning! Why do SF honor criminals nowadays?
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Carlos R Sanchez
10 years ago
I oppose the recognition of a felon who posed a threat to the Peacekeepers who risk their lives for the well being of citizens. Officers are selfless in the actions they perform daily, for a city to memorialize someone who acted against those values spits on its protectors.
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Hugh
10 years ago
Another good reason I will never visit the state of California. It seems the people of San Francisco have elected a bunch of idiots.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
NO!! Most asinine thing I've EVER heard. What about the victim that was stabbed by this criminal???!!!!
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Greg Wilson
10 years ago
This is very, very, stupid even for San Francisco's ridiculous politicians. Honoring a person that stabbed someone, which is assault with a deadly weapon, by the way, is a new low even for these misguided, attention seeking , agenda forwarding idiots . What about some recognition for the poor victim?
We should be remembering our fallen officers not a knife weilding criminal.
Got what he deserves
I believe there are men and women who have suffered and died at the hands of abusive police action. This was not one of them.
The non- already-known-to-be-scumbags-supervisors should be ashamed of themselves. They are not representing their constituents.
DO NOT honor Mario Woods with anything.
I stand with the SFPD.
It's a ridiculous idea and makes San Francisco and the BOS look ridiculous. They should be ashamed of themselves!
Day of remembrance should be reserved for public servants and innocent victims of crime.
Mario Woods would have gotten his day in court to prove is innocence of any crime he was "accused" of doing.. But it is obivious here that these police officers don't get to have theirs. They are being tried and CONVICTED in the court of public opinion. BOS and the city attorney might as well write a big fat check with lots of zeros to the Woods family because with this stupid and insane "Rememberance Day" you've crucified our police officers for doing their job.
Two wrongs don't make a right.
Felons should not get holidays.
This is a horrible idea that makes San Fransisco look idiotic. Added to their "sanctuary city" status, I feel I will NEVER travel their again and give my tourist dollars to people who would honor criminal(s) in this way, NO MATTER THEIR RACE! Absolutely RIDICULOUS!
As a law enforcement officer and life long SFBA resident, I am disgusted that the SF Supervisors would honor a criminal in the same manner as a hero. Shame on all of you...
Please reverse your decision on having a "Mario Woods Day" He was a complete thug who had just stabbed a citizen.
SF supervisors will sale out good hard working SF residents so they can look good.
He committed a violent crime and does not obey officers' warning! Why do SF honor criminals nowadays?
I oppose the recognition of a felon who posed a threat to the Peacekeepers who risk their lives for the well being of citizens. Officers are selfless in the actions they perform daily, for a city to memorialize someone who acted against those values spits on its protectors.
Another good reason I will never visit the state of California. It seems the people of San Francisco have elected a bunch of idiots.
NO!! Most asinine thing I've EVER heard. What about the victim that was stabbed by this criminal???!!!!
This is very, very, stupid even for San Francisco's ridiculous politicians. Honoring a person that stabbed someone, which is assault with a deadly weapon, by the way, is a new low even for these misguided, attention seeking , agenda forwarding idiots . What about some recognition for the poor victim?