I am outraged and disgusted that any city would chose to honor such a vile criminal.
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Curtis Toovey
10 years ago
With the mindset of the BOS, maybe S.F. will decide to have a parade for Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez for shooting Kathryn Steinle (msrip)... it's about the same level of stupidity.
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debbi carter
10 years ago
NO how ridiculous
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Randy Hinkle
10 years ago
He's a crook!!!!!!
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Terry Kalata
10 years ago
The idea to even suggest a day in honor of a felon is incredulous!!! What inane thinking took over the BOS that day?!?
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Christopher Harris
10 years ago
How disturbingly bizarre that The San Francisco council would vote to honor an armed assailant who attacked a random victim with a knife. Shame on them.
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Rachel
10 years ago
Hell no, thugs don't deserve remembrance!
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David Verduzco
10 years ago
Let's have a day to remember our fallen brothers and sisters in blue! End the political slap in the face BOS!
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Walt Gabler
10 years ago
I'm a San Francisco native and am ashamed of what San Francisco has become. Obviously people don't know what a knife wielding suspect can do as seen in another recent incident in San Francisco when a CHP officer was slashed by a homeless person wielding a knife.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It is sad that Mario Woods died, but he did stab an innocent sf citizen. did any of the BOS's do your research before make this decision?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is absurd, twisted thought!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Ridiculous... but surprising for SF or today's society in general.
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Martin C Brhel Jr
10 years ago
Retired DA, now writing books full time. This ridiculous resolution outrages me! I've buried way too many brethren who made the ultimate sacrifice to believe otherwise. Shame on the City of San Francisco Supervisors. They obviously do NOT give a rip about public safety. Retired or still active duty? Law enforcement professionals do care. Oaths of office are meant to be honored...
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John Tellez
10 years ago
SF used to be one of my favorite cities to visit, but I am finding it hard to spend my tax dollars on such dispicable governance.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Honoring this man is offensive to the victim
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Mike Lowry
10 years ago
This is ridiculous, criminal all life and stabbed someone and had knife in front of cops near bystandards.
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James Kriedt
10 years ago
Pure BS....
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charles hunter
10 years ago
justice was already served to mario woods for his actions...please do not make this man a hero at taxpayer expense
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Anonymous
10 years ago
As a victim of crime myself, I found what the SF Supervisors did was a humiliation to all the victims in the world, and unforgivable. Shame on them!!
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Larry Groom
10 years ago
We should never honor a Felon. We should be spending more time supporting out local Police Officers who puts there life on the line everyday so others can live safely.
I am outraged and disgusted that any city would chose to honor such a vile criminal.
With the mindset of the BOS, maybe S.F. will decide to have a parade for Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez for shooting Kathryn Steinle (msrip)... it's about the same level of stupidity.
NO how ridiculous
He's a crook!!!!!!
The idea to even suggest a day in honor of a felon is incredulous!!! What inane thinking took over the BOS that day?!?
How disturbingly bizarre that The San Francisco council would vote to honor an armed assailant who attacked a random victim with a knife. Shame on them.
Hell no, thugs don't deserve remembrance!
Let's have a day to remember our fallen brothers and sisters in blue! End the political slap in the face BOS!
I'm a San Francisco native and am ashamed of what San Francisco has become. Obviously people don't know what a knife wielding suspect can do as seen in another recent incident in San Francisco when a CHP officer was slashed by a homeless person wielding a knife.
It is sad that Mario Woods died, but he did stab an innocent sf citizen. did any of the BOS's do your research before make this decision?
This is absurd, twisted thought!
Ridiculous... but surprising for SF or today's society in general.
Retired DA, now writing books full time. This ridiculous resolution outrages me! I've buried way too many brethren who made the ultimate sacrifice to believe otherwise. Shame on the City of San Francisco Supervisors. They obviously do NOT give a rip about public safety. Retired or still active duty? Law enforcement professionals do care. Oaths of office are meant to be honored...
SF used to be one of my favorite cities to visit, but I am finding it hard to spend my tax dollars on such dispicable governance.
Honoring this man is offensive to the victim
This is ridiculous, criminal all life and stabbed someone and had knife in front of cops near bystandards.
Pure BS....
justice was already served to mario woods for his actions...please do not make this man a hero at taxpayer expense
As a victim of crime myself, I found what the SF Supervisors did was a humiliation to all the victims in the world, and unforgivable. Shame on them!!
We should never honor a Felon. We should be spending more time supporting out local Police Officers who puts there life on the line everyday so others can live safely.