If I hadn't already turned my back on San Francisco I would do so now. The city (it doesn't deserve the capitalization commonly used for referring to it by that name) clearly wants only those who harm innocent people to live there.
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glenda george
10 years ago
The supervisors need to put a uniform on and patrol the bad area's.And see for themselves what a officer goes thru in a daily bases.Time to find new supervisors
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Kevin Tuggle
10 years ago
SF Admins, you are disgraceful
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Mitch Zimmermann
10 years ago
Days of remembrance are for community members, leaders, service men and women, etc who devoted or gave their lives for the betterment of their community. Devoting a day to a person who died posing a threat to innocent people of your community is a direct insult to those same people.
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Gerardette McCarthy
10 years ago
Nothing should be named after criminal thugs! How about naming streets after ALL the officers that were killed!!!
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Doris Holbrook
10 years ago
Honoring criminals should not be an option.....This should never never happen.....Only Honorable People of our Society should have the recognition....Like those who PROTECT AND SERVE OUR COUNTRY....
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Greg Ostertein
10 years ago
Save memorial days for folks who deserve it!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
He didn't drop the knife after being asked multiple of times by authority.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Honoring criminals is a horrible example for the youth in your city. Find your backbone and stand up to the malcontents who suck the life out of your city.
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Gerald Sill
10 years ago
This is such a bad idea. Criminals can not believe they deserve something like this. The police officers are being disrespected and insulted by this. The city of San Francisco can not truly believe that they are doing a good thing with this.
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Mark Caldwell
10 years ago
As a retired law enforcement officer whose son is currently serving in the profession, I find the decision made by the Board of Supervisors to be totally misguided.
Instead of glorifying someone who indiscriminately places innocent citizens - and officers - in harms way . . . why not set aside a day to memorialize the law enforcement professionals who have given their lives for the citizens of San Framcisco.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It is incredible that this resolution even was proposed. Come on, people, what sort of country do you want to live in. Think about it next time you need help from the law enforcement, the very establishment you try to run down.
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Mark Ihde
10 years ago
As a retired elected Sheriff, I find this action by the City of San Francisco to be appalling and disrespectful to not only law enforcement, but to the public they are elected to represent.
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Tom Felton
10 years ago
The City of San Francisco will disgrace itself forever if it follows through on plans to have a Mario Woods Remembrance Day. This is a slap in the face to law enforcement officers everywhere.
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William Sutton
10 years ago
Never mind honoring the criminals, how about honoring the individuals that keep your city safe, the men and women of the police and fire departments. Quit trying to be the poster child for political correctness!
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Robert Dorn
10 years ago
This city is so screwed up, you're gambling with your life if you go to SF. Ask Kate Steinly.
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Manuel DOMINGUEZ
10 years ago
Ridiculous
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Saying "NO" to Mario Woods remembrance day!
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Victor Campos
10 years ago
This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of. You should be ashamed of yourselves.
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Kevin Sampson
10 years ago
Tired of political correctness and the continued disrespect of our Law Enforcement. A slap in the face to everyone.
If I hadn't already turned my back on San Francisco I would do so now. The city (it doesn't deserve the capitalization commonly used for referring to it by that name) clearly wants only those who harm innocent people to live there.
The supervisors need to put a uniform on and patrol the bad area's.And see for themselves what a officer goes thru in a daily bases.Time to find new supervisors
SF Admins, you are disgraceful
Days of remembrance are for community members, leaders, service men and women, etc who devoted or gave their lives for the betterment of their community. Devoting a day to a person who died posing a threat to innocent people of your community is a direct insult to those same people.
Nothing should be named after criminal thugs! How about naming streets after ALL the officers that were killed!!!
Honoring criminals should not be an option.....This should never never happen.....Only Honorable People of our Society should have the recognition....Like those who PROTECT AND SERVE OUR COUNTRY....
Save memorial days for folks who deserve it!
He didn't drop the knife after being asked multiple of times by authority.
Honoring criminals is a horrible example for the youth in your city. Find your backbone and stand up to the malcontents who suck the life out of your city.
This is such a bad idea. Criminals can not believe they deserve something like this. The police officers are being disrespected and insulted by this. The city of San Francisco can not truly believe that they are doing a good thing with this.
As a retired law enforcement officer whose son is currently serving in the profession, I find the decision made by the Board of Supervisors to be totally misguided. Instead of glorifying someone who indiscriminately places innocent citizens - and officers - in harms way . . . why not set aside a day to memorialize the law enforcement professionals who have given their lives for the citizens of San Framcisco.
It is incredible that this resolution even was proposed. Come on, people, what sort of country do you want to live in. Think about it next time you need help from the law enforcement, the very establishment you try to run down.
As a retired elected Sheriff, I find this action by the City of San Francisco to be appalling and disrespectful to not only law enforcement, but to the public they are elected to represent.
The City of San Francisco will disgrace itself forever if it follows through on plans to have a Mario Woods Remembrance Day. This is a slap in the face to law enforcement officers everywhere.
Never mind honoring the criminals, how about honoring the individuals that keep your city safe, the men and women of the police and fire departments. Quit trying to be the poster child for political correctness!
This city is so screwed up, you're gambling with your life if you go to SF. Ask Kate Steinly.
Ridiculous
Saying "NO" to Mario Woods remembrance day!
This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of. You should be ashamed of yourselves.
Tired of political correctness and the continued disrespect of our Law Enforcement. A slap in the face to everyone.